Republican Governor Larry Hogan chose not to veto the law, but said he’d rather shoot for 100 percent clean electricity and include nuclear power. Maryland will raise its renewable electricity requirement from 25 percent by 2020 to 50 percent by 2030. The legislature passed the Clean Energy Jobs Act last month to enact this change, […]
How States Can Overcome The Looming EV Charging Infrastructure Gap: New York, Maryland, Michigan
Research shows the United States is facing a looming electric vehicle charging infrastructure gap, and is unprepared for the charging needs of expected EV deployment by 2025. Part one of this series explored how California is using its investor-owned utility (IOU) EV infrastructure programs to turn the state’s car culture into climate leadership. About half […]
Maryland’s Pioneering Energy Storage Income Tax Credit Turns 2
As Maryland’s first-in-the-nation energy storage income tax credit marks its second year, GTM checks in on the program’s results thus far. Can an income tax credit boost the market for behind-the-meter energy storage systems? Yes, but in Maryland’s experience that measure alone is not enough to unlock the market’s full potential. In 2017, Maryland became […]
Hyundai Delivers First 2019 Kona Electric in Baltimore, Maryland
– Antwerpen Hyundai Columbia in Baltimore sold the first Kona Electric in the U.S. – Dr. Donald Small, Director of Pediatric Oncology at The Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, is the first U.S. customer for the 2019 Kona Electric – Hyundai Kona and Kona Electric Named 2019 North American Utility Vehicle of the Year BALTIMORE: […]
