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Maryland 2026

HB 1532

Utility RELIEF (Reducing Energy Load Inflation for Everyday Families) Act

Source: Open States / PluralUpdated 2026-11-11 14:11:01 UTC.

Official record

Measure details

Jurisdiction
Maryland
Session
2026
Chamber
lower
Classification
bill
Subjects
Addresses, Administrative Agencies, Air Pollution, Airports, Annotated Code of Maryland, Apartments, Applicants and Applications, Appropriations, Attorney General, Attorneys, Auctions, Auditors and Audits, Baltimore City, Bonds, Boundaries, Budgets, Building Codes, Building Maintenance and Repair, Certifications, Charging Stations, Classifications and Designations, Clean Energy Credits, Codes, Commerce and Business, Commercial Property, Committees and Commissions, Conservation, Construction, Consumer Protection, Contractors, Contracts, Counties, Courts, Data, Data Centers, Debt Management, Disclosure, Electric Motor Vehicles, Electronic Commerce, Electronic Government, Emergencies, Emergency Bills, Energy Administration, Energy Matters, Energy Technology and Infrastructure, Energy and Climate, Environment, Department of the, Environmental Incentives, Environmental Justice, Environmental Trust, Equipment, Escrow Accounts, Ethics, Evaluations and Reviews, Evidence, Federal Aid, Federal Government, Fees, Fire Protection, Fuel, General Assembly, General Services, Department of, Goods and Services, Governor, Grants, Hearings, Heating and Cooling, Housing, Housing and Community Development, Department of, Independent Contractors, Industry and Manufacturing, Inflation, Information Technology, Inspections, Installment Payments, Interest, Internet, Interstate Affairs, Investments, Job Training, Kinship, Labeling, Labor and Industry, Division of, Labor, Department of, Leases and Rent, Legislation, Liability, Loans, Low-Income, Managers and Supervisors, Maps and Charts, Moderate-Income, Municipal Corporations, Natural Resources, Department of, Nonprofit Organizations, Notices, Nuclear Matters, Open Government, Penalties and Sentences, Permits, Plans and Proposals, Poverty, Power Plants, Prices, Privacy, Private Schools, Procurement, Public Benefits, Public Buildings and Facilities, Public Information, Public Schools, Public Service Commission, Public Works, Board of, Real Property, Records, Registration, Remote Access, Renewable Energy Sources, Reports, Residential Property, Revenue and Taxes, Rules and Regulations, Safety, Salaries and Compensation, School Buses, Sewage, Signatures, Solar Energy, Solicitation, Special Events, Standards and Best Practices, State Aid, Storage, Studies, Sunset, Technology, Termination of Services, Time, Transportation, Transportation, Department of, Utilities, Utility Regulation, Virtual Environments, Waivers, Water, Weather, Weights and Measures, Wind Energy, Work, Labor, and Employment
Introduced / first action
2026-02-13 00:00:00

Sponsors

Source-supplied history

Actions

  1. Approved by the Governor - Chapter 353

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  2. Passed Enrolled

  3. Third Reading Passed

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  5. Motion Limit Debate (Senator King) Adopted

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  7. Third Reading Passed

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  9. Senate Conference Committee Appointed (Senators Feldman, Hester and Simonaire)

  10. Senate Refuses Recede

  11. Senate Conference Committee Appointed (Senators Feldman, Hester and Simonaire)

  12. Senate Refuses Recede

  13. House Conference Committee Appointed (Delegates Korman, Fraser-Hidalgo and Guyton)

  14. House Requests Senate Recede

  15. House Refuses Concur Senate Amendments

  16. House Conference Committee Appointed (Delegates Korman, Fraser-Hidalgo and Guyton)

  17. House Requests Senate Recede

  18. House Refuses Concur Senate Amendments

  19. Third Readings Passed with Amendments

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  21. Second Reading Passed with Amendments

  22. Favorable with Amendments {

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  23. Favorable with Amendments Report by Education, Energy, and the Environment

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  24. Hearing 3/25 at 1:00 p.m.

  25. Referred Education, Energy, and the Environment

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  26. Third Reading Passed

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  27. Second Reading Passed with Amendments

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  49. Favorable with Amendments {

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  50. Motion Laid Over (Delegate Korman) Adopted

  51. Favorable with Amendments {

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  52. Favorable with Amendments Report by Environment and Transportation

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  53. Hearing 3/03 at 1:00 p.m.

  54. First Reading Environment and Transportation

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