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Maryland Office of People's Counsel appears in Part 13 of The Buildout. Part 13: The Ratepayer Pays First. Argued in Part 13 (The bill no state can shield).
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Part 13 · The bill no state can shieldJun 11, 2026
Fixing cost allocation alone is insufficient if planning inputs remain corrupted by speculative and duplicative load forecasts, so a remedy must also reform the planning process to eliminate speculative load forecasts.
Part 13 · The bill no state can shieldJun 11, 2026
Absent regional reform, state-level remedies such as large load tariffs may worsen the problem by magnifying the incentive to overbuild while shifting costs to customers elsewhere in PJM.
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Part 13The bill no state can shield
The Maryland Office of People's Counsel put a number on the transmission side on June 11: $1.6 billion of added cost on Maryland bills over 10 years, from $2 billion of investment in PJM's three most recent cycles of regional projects that it says was misallocated to the state, projects it says data center growth outside Maryland drove.
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