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On the radar

• 2027 General Assembly opens with data center study in hand

  The 2027 General Assembly session opens Jan. 13, 2027 with a state report on the environmental, energy and economic effects of data center growth, which may shape new bills on siting, local planning and electricity costs.

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• Bill 26-14: impact fee relief for rebuilds stalls for the year

  Would waive county development impact fees when an existing home is replaced, altered or expanded and no new dwelling unit is created. An Oct. 20 amendment added habitability and property tax history requirements.

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• Data center power tariffs: what large users will pay

  Utilities have filed special electricity rate schedules for very large users such as data centers. Potomac Edison proposed terms for loads of 25 MW or more, including minimum demand charges, collateral and contracts of ten years or longer. The Public Service Commission is reviewing them in case PC72.

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  We'll alert you if this becomes actionable.

Statewide

The Maryland General Assembly session runs January to April.

• 2027 General Assembly opens with data center study in hand

  The 2027 General Assembly session opens Jan. 13, 2027 with a state report on the environmental, energy and economic effects of data center growth, which may shape new bills on siting, local planning and electricity costs.

  Source

  We'll alert you if this becomes actionable.

• Data center power tariffs: what large users will pay

  Utilities have filed special electricity rate schedules for very large users such as data centers. Potomac Edison proposed terms for loads of 25 MW or more, including minimum demand charges, collateral and contracts of ten years or longer. The Public Service Commission is reviewing them in case PC72.

  Source

  We'll alert you if this becomes actionable.