As Marylanders grapple with rising electricity bills, Gov. Wes Moore said the state needs a broader conversation about energy and a faster path to building the infrastructure needed to meet growing demand.
Speaking with Greater Washington Board of Trade President and CEO Jack McDougle during the group’s “Regional Energy Outlook” event last week, Moore said Maryland should pursue a diverse energy strategy rather than relying on a single source.
The governor said he’s exploring a range of energy options, including nuclear power, while remaining “remarkably bullish on things like solar and wind and battery storage and transmission.”
His comments come as residents across the D.C. region voice frustration over higher utility bills, with some questioning whether growing energy demand from data centers is contributing to higher costs.
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