Governor Moore Announces Megawatts for Maryland Program
Governor Moore has announced the "Megawatts for Maryland" program, intended to lower electricity costs in Maryland.
Baltimore, MD, October 26, 2026 —
Governor Moore has announced the Megawatts for Maryland program, which is intended to lower electricity costs in the state. The announcement identifies the program’s goal but does not provide details about how it would work.
Information provided about the announcement does not specify when the program will begin, which households or other customers it may serve, or what steps it would take to affect electricity costs. It also does not include an estimate of potential savings, a funding amount, or a timeline for achieving the stated goal.
The announcement summary does not describe whether the program involves new electricity generation, changes to energy policy, assistance for customers, or another approach. It also does not state whether any proposals have been approved or what agencies or organizations would be responsible for carrying them out. Those details were not provided.
As announced, the program’s stated purpose is to lower electricity costs in Maryland. The available information does not explain how its impact would be measured or when further information may be released. No additional statements or quoted remarks from Moore were included in the announcement summary.
Without further details, the announcement establishes the program’s name and broad objective, but leaves its design, eligibility, costs and implementation timeline unspecified.
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