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O’Malley and Markell Ask Obama to Help Spark Offshore Wind
Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley has teamed up with Delaware Governor Jack Markell in a letter to President Obama asking him to join their states in signing up for power from offshore wind. The proximity of Washington, D.C., to the mid-Atlantic’s … Continue reading
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O’Malley Joins East Coast Governors to Challenge Transmission Bailout
Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley joined a bipartisan group of governors from ten other states in a letter opposing a Congressional plan to subsidize unnecessary new high-voltage power lines that would span the nation. (This follows an earlier joint effort to accelerate … Continue reading
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Another Step Forward for Maryland Offshore Wind
Governor O’Malley joined nine other East Coast governors in signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the U.S. Department of the Interior. The MOU commits the parties to work together to coordinate a variety of issues related to developing the … Continue reading
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Maryland Joins the Race for LED Lighting
The Maryland Energy Administration has awarded $600,000 to a company developing energy-efficient, solid-state lighting. “This award will not only benefit TDI and Maryland, but also better position the USA to compete in the global solid-state lighting market,” believes TDI’s president … Continue reading
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O’Malley Advances Offshore Wind
The massive offshore wind resource on the East Coast holds great potential for tackling Maryland’s energy challenges. Governor O’Malley is leading a steady march towards realizing this opportunity. Last year, he joined other governors in a letter urging Congressional leaders … Continue reading
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Maryland Takes First Steps in Offshore Wind
The Maryland Energy Administration announced that it has taken the first steps to follow up on Governor O’Malley’s committment to developing offshore wind, the Baltimore Sun reports. Last May, the Governor joined nine other governors of East Coat states in … Continue reading
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