Press Releases
Governor O'Malley Joins Governors of Virginia and Delaware in MOU to Promote the Development of Wind Energy off the Mid-Atlantic Coast 11/19/09
Maryland Launches Grant Program for Mid-Sized Solar Energy Systems to Help Local Businesses Go Green 10/28/09
Maryland Examines Potential of Offshore Wind; Issues Request for Expression of Interest for Energy Generation Partners 9/15/09
Maryland Awards Additional $9.5 Million to EmPOWER Clean Energy Communities 9/14/09
Maryland Receives Nearly $6 Million in Clean Cities Grant Funding to Support Hybrid Electric Vehicles 8/26/09
Governor O'Malley Announces Over $50 Million in Federal Energy Investments for Maryland 8/14/09
Governor O’Malley “EmPOWERs Clean Energy Communities”With $7.3 Million for Energy Improvements throughout Maryland 6/30/09
New Report Shows Significant Potential For Smart Grid Technology to Address Maryland’s Energy Challenges 6/08/09
Maryland Announces $52,295,100 Million in Additional Federal Funding for Local Energy Efficiency Improvements 3/27/09
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Set to Deliver $173 Million in
Energy Programs for Maryland Families and Workers 3/9/09
Generating Clean Horizons: Maryland Seeks Partners in First-of-its-Kind Initiative to Jumpstart Large-Scale Renewable Energy Projects 2/16/09
Maryland to Grow Green Collar Jobs, Incubate Energy Innovations through Official Launch of the Region’s First Clean Energy Center 1/9/09
Initiative to “EmPOWER Clean Energy Communities” Launched With $8 Million Available for Local Governments and Non-Profits 1/6/09
Senate Subcomitte Hearing on Clean Energy. Testimony by MEA Director Woolf: "Federal Clean Energy Investment Needed to Stimulate Economy and Create Green Collar Jobs" December 10, 2008 Click here for the full podcast with Dir. Woolf's testimony beginning at minute 62:28
Federal Clean Energy Investment Needed to Stimulate Economy and Create Green Collar Jobs December 10, 2008
Governor O'Malley, Maryland Recieves National Recognition for Energy Efficiency Advances October 6, 2008
Maryland Energy Administration Wins National Grant to Design a Smart Electricity Grid for Maryland September 22, 2008
Governor Appoints First Strategic Energy Investment Fund Advisory Board September 11,2008
Governor Martin O’Malley, Maryland Energy Administration Announce $1.5 Million For Energy Efficiency Loans August 22, 2008
Maryland Energy Administration Provides Record Funding For Residential Solar and Geothermal Energy July 23, 2008
Maryland Energy Administration Awarded NGA Clean Energy Grant June 30, 2008
MD Strategic Energy Investment Fund April 8, 2008
Maryland Energy Administration Applauds Adoption of Governor's Energy Package April 8, 2008
- MEA Director Woolf on Weekend Edition with NPR 1/31/09
- Maryland to Grow Green Collar Jobs, Incubate Energy Innovations through Official Launch of the Region’s First Clean Energy Center 1/9/09
- Initiative to “EmPOWER Clean Energy Communities” Launched With $8 Million Available for Local Governments and Non-Profits 1/6/09
- Senate Subcomitte Hearing on Clean Energy. Testimony by MEA Director Woolf: "Federal Clean Energy Investment Needed to Stimulate Economy and Create Green Collar Jobs" December 10, 2008 Click here for the full podcast with Dir. Woolf's testimony beginning at minute 62:28
- OC Residents Want To Use Land For Alternative Power
The Dispatch - Ocean City,MD,USA
Accompanying Layton were two representatives of Flexera, a Delaware-based alternative energy company. CEO Bob White and salesman Finn McCabe highlighted the ...
- Using less, paying less
Baltimore Sun - United States
The other $130 million would have gone to administration, marketing and labor. Make no mistake, Maryland needs to promote energy efficiency. ...
- DOE Announces $6.6 Million in Competitive Grant Selections
NewsBlaze - Folsom,CA,USA
Maryland will identify, analyze, and design regulatory and policy elements of a Smart Grid program for the state. This will be done by implementing a ...
- PSC Rejects Utility's Conservation Plans:
Consumer advocates side with BGE on efficiency proposals (August 27, 2008) By Laura Smitherman for the Baltimore Sun. Gov. Martin O'Malley has garnered national attention for his goal of reducing Maryland's energy consumption 15 percent by 2015, but his Public Service Commission, which regulates the industry, has rejected nearly every power-saving program proposed by BGE, the state's largest utility.
- GM To Install Solar Array To Help Power Baltimore County Plant
Southern Maryland Online - MD,USA
Governor Martin O’Malley, one of the State's leading advocates for alternative energy projects, applauded the move. “Maryland is quickly emerging as a ...
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Power rates spike in some states
Stateline.org - Washington,DC,USA
Residents in Maryland can expect much the same once rate caps expire Dec. 31 of this year. Texas has been slammed particularly hard with high electricity ...
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O'Malley Outlines Policy To Secure Maryland's Energy Future
North American Windpower - USA
"We believe that Maryland can be the national leader in renewable energy, and we will move toward making our state the first in the nation to use its market ...
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O'Malley Outlines Policy to Secure Maryland's Energy Future
Bay Net - Lexington Park,MD,USA
Governor O’Malley made planning for Maryland's energy future a focal point of the first year of his administration, immediately restoring professional, ...
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Our Say: How to sell slots? Use the schools Energy innovation
Annapolis Capital - Annapolis,MD,USA
A homeowner would be given an energy-use assessment of his house by the Maryland Energy Administration, including costs for improvements. ...
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CSM Awarded $1 Million High Growth Job Training Grant
Bay Net - Lexington Park,MD,USA
The College of Southern Maryland has been awarded a $1-million High Growth Job Training Initiative grant through the US Department of Labor’s Employment and ...
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Feeling the heat
Baltimore Sun - United States
Voters should listen carefully to what candidates are saying about energy policy between now and Election Day and favor those pushing aggressive efforts to ...
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Much at Stake for Businesses in State Ballot Questions
Kiplinger.com - Washington,DC,USA
Energy. Missouri and Maryland may approve a requirement that 15% of electricity in the state be produced from clean energy sources by 2021. ...
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- Governor O’Malley Delivers Keynote Address to Maryland Association of Counties Outlines Policy to Secure Maryland’s Energy Future OCEAN CITY, MD (August 16, 2008) – Governor Martin O’Malley today delivered the keynote address at the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) Annual Summer Conference in Ocean City. Speaking to hundreds of local elected officials and policymakers, Governor O’Malley outlined plans to secure Maryland's energy future through state and local partnerships, investment in renewable energy, and technology to reduce consumption.
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By Laura Smitherman | Sun reporter 1:00 PM EDT, August 5, 2008
Gov. Martin O'Malley, who has made progressive energy stances a central tenet of his administration, announced today plans to build ethanol pumping stations around Maryland so the state's 1,200 flex-fuel vehicles can more easily fill up with the renewable fuel.
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Construction set for four State E-85 facilities across Maryland
ANNAPOLIS, MD (August 5, 2008) – Just weeks after announcing plans to transition 500 MTA buses to hybrid, and days following the award of the highest grade ever for environmental initiatives from the Maryland League of Conservation Voters, Governor O ’Malley today was joined by Lt. Governor Anthony Brown and administration officials to present roadmap for a more sustainable transportation fuel system in Maryland, beginning with the construction of four new E-85 fuel pumps throughout Maryland.
- Fox 5 DC: Make the Solar Switch and Save July 28, 2008---If you're trying to save money on your energy bill, look to the skies. Maryland and D.C. are making it worth your while to use solar energy, and they're willing to hand out cash to those who'll make the switch. FOX 5's Sarah Simmons has more.
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