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Home›Offshore Wind›USA: House of Delegates Might Vote on Offshore Wind Bill Today
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March 30, 2012 · about 14 years ago

USA: House of Delegates Might Vote on Offshore Wind Bill Today

According to Associated Press, the House of Delegates in Maryland is supposed to vote today on a Bill, aimed at introducing more favourable conditions for development of offshore wind off the coast of Ocean City. A scaled-back measure would reduce monthly costs to residential utility customers and a

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According to Associated Press, the House of Delegates in Maryland is supposed to vote today on a Bill, aimed at introducing more favourable conditions for development of offshore wind off the coast of Ocean City.

A scaled-back measure would reduce monthly costs to residential utility customers and amount to $1.50 a month, a rate adjustable to $2012.

Initial approval to the Bill was given on Thursday and today it is up to a coalition of supporters to present final arguments concerning the benefits of the measure. These relate to its positive effects in regard to minority-owned businesses in the state and reducing of air pollution.

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Offshore WIND staff, March 30, 2012; Image: unitedseniors

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