Maryland Ruling Could Save NJ Consumers Billions on Electric Bills
Maryland Ruling Could Save NJ Consumers Billions on Electric Bills (via NJSpotlight)
In a case with the potential to save New Jersey’s utility customers billions of dollars on their electric bills, a federal district court this week declared Maryland’s effort to spur building of new power plants unconstitutional. The ruling does…
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