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Annapolis, Md., April 6, 2017 — Today Advanced Energy Economy (AEE) released the following statement applauding enactment of Senate Bill 184 into law. The bill passed by the legislature last week extends the EmPOWER Maryland energy efficiency program through 2023, a program that has saved state electricity customers more than $4 billion from 2008-2015, according to a recent Maryland's Public Service Commission report. Gov. Hogan allowed the bill to become law without his signature as of today. 

A brief in Utility Dive, "Study: Demand response could offset 2 GW of summer peak demand growth in Michigan," covers a new report out from AEE. From the article: 

North American Windpower quotes AEE's Ray Fakhoury on the passage of H.B. 114. From the article: 

In an article on the changing utility business model, Utility Dive interviewed AEE's own Lisa Frantzis. From the article: 

AEE's analyst Coley Girouard writes a guest post in Solar Novus Today. From the article: 

JR Tolbert was interviewed on Michigan Radio about AEE's latest report on reducing peak demand in Michigan: 

AEE and Ohio AEE React to the Passage of House Bill 114, Say It Makes Ohio Less Competitive

Utility Dive quotes AEE SVP Lisa Frantzis extensively in an article on utility business models for the 21st Century. From the article: 

 

Annapolis, Md., March 28, 2017 – Twenty-three Maryland employers and four trade associations sent a letter today to Gov. Larry Hogan, urging him to sign legislation that would extend Maryland’s EmPOWER energy efficiency programs.