Used cars under $20,000 now mean going 7 years old, not 4

Governor Matt Meyer has requested a temporary halt to recent rate increases implemented by Delmarva Power and Light, alongside other actions intended to lower energy costs for consumers. Speaking at a press conference on June 15 at Legislative Hall, Meyer criticized Delmarva Power and its parent company, Exelon, for raising rates. He stated, “Delmarva, and

DOJ opened a probe on Apr 9, 2026 into NFL media-rights packaging; investigators will scrutinize five major partners and consumer affordability.

A Helmer-sponsored substitute would force insurers to disclose and justify downgrades to written loss estimates after property or vehicle damage; committee amended the substitute to trigger the requirement only when the reduction is $3,000 or more and moved the bill forward after mixed industry testimony.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Governor Wes Moore is championing a bill designed to offer Maryland electric customers a $40 credit on their bills. The administration presented testimony on Tuesday concerning legislation focused on providing this credit and preventing utility companies from transferring costs linked to participation in the PJM grid to ratepayers. This single credit is

PUC leaders described their role in regulating investor‑owned utilities, steps implementing the 2024 permitting law, new interconnection ombudsman work and recent decisions the commission says have saved Minnesota consumers millions.

After extended Q&A on what counts as a utility 'fixed charge,' the Senate passed a public‑service law change directing the Department of Public Service to narrow what utilities may recover as fixed charges; sponsors said state and local surcharges and taxes are excluded.

The Michigan House on Dec. 16 passed House Bill 4486 to prohibit municipalities from banning natural gas or propane infrastructure. Supporters framed the bill as protecting energy choice and affordability; opponents registered widespread opposition in the 61–42 roll-call vote.

New Jersey is launching a state investigation into a surge in utility bills for some residents, citing concerns with the energy auction process that critics argue prioritizes factors other than consumer affordability and restricts energy availability. The proposed inquiry aims to identify specific issues contributing to the bill increases and develop reforms to lower costs and bolster energy supply, with a focus on increasing transparency and safeguarding consumers from excessive charges.

PUC plans to examine cost distribution for electricity and water utilities in Texas.

Eversource leaders discuss consumer energy bills and plans for infrastructure upgrades in Massachusetts.

ISO New England discusses planning for energy demand and resilience against price fluctuations.

Participants highlight soaring utility costs and CPUC's staffing issues affecting California's affordability.

Ohio imposes new fees for hybrid and electric vehicle registrations and renewals.

Officials discuss emergency plan for healthcare cost reductions and hospital pricing transparency.