Maryland Co-Location Energy Innovation and Reliability Act
In the House - Hearing 2/24 at 1:00 p.m.
Summary
The bill directs the Public Service Commission to create regulations for generating stations that are co‑located with data centers but are not connected to the state’s transmission or distribution grid. It defines these stations as independent resources, exempts them from certain state fees and renewable‑energy mandates, and imposes reporting, backup‑power, and cybersecurity requirements. The goal is to promote reliable, innovative energy supply for data centers while keeping them separate from the public electric system.
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