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Data center frustrations cause upheaval in Maryland county primaries

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By Christine Condon Verified
| WTOP News (Washington, DC) Verified
In some Maryland counties, frustrations about proposed data center developments led to the ouster of local politicians during last month’s primary election, observers say. In Frederick County, which is planning for a data center hub, the council chair lost his seat in the primary, and politically inexperienced candidates urging “data center sanity” largely won out.
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Maryland may have to go to court to fight for $20M in annual relief for electric customers Original

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By Christine Condon Verified
| Maryland Matters Verified
Maryland lawmakers passed a new rule this year that is projected to save utility ratepayers in the state $20 million a year. But actually getting those savings for Marylanders will take more legwork — potentially a lot more. On July 2, a trio of Maryland agencies banded together to ask the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to make several utilities stop charging consumers a surcharge for participating in the regional electric grid, which is operated by PJM Interconnection.
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Seidman moves on, Agriculture staffs up, Barron gets another role, in political notes Original

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By Bryan P. Sears Verified, Christine Condon Verified
| Maryland Matters Verified
21:33 News Story A senior aide to Senate President Bill Ferguson is leaving for the private sector. Ross Seidman, senior counsel to the Baltimore Democrat and an eight-year veteran of the Senate leader’s office, will become vice president of advisory services at MD Energy Advisors, a Baltimore-based consulting firm. He officially leaves the office in September.
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