Lawsuit between Public Service Enterprise Group, contracted to install the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, and ...

A federal judge heard from property owners and the utility fighting for access to private land to proceed with the Maryland ...

Maryland residents are pushing back against a possible court order that would allow surveyors on their property to assess the controversial Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP).

The Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) was contracted by PJM, the organization responsible for operating and planning ...

A federal judge in Baltimore is hearing a dispute over the Piedmont Reliability Project's land rights and eminent domain ...

According to the Maryland Public Service Commission, PSEG is seeking authority to construct the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP), a high-voltage transmission line, that could run ...

PSEG, the New Jersey-based power company building the line, sued more than 100 landowners along the proposed route of the ...

PSEG’s proposal is advertised as the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project. Here’s what you need to know about the Project. Where is the Project? An interactive map available on PSEG’s ...

MARYLAND — A federal judge heard arguments Monday, in a lawsuit filed by the developers of the Maryland Piedmont ... It's a project that PSEG argues will maintain grid reliability.

PSEG, IS THE DEVELOPER FOR THE PIEDMONT RELIABILITY PROJECT, A NEARLY 70 MILE LONG TRANSMISSION LINE THROUGH THREE MARYLAND COUNTIES, AND SAYS IT NEEDS TO CONDUCT ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEYS ON ...

PSEG unveiled its route for the 70-mile ... It's called the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project -- a 500,000-volt transmission line through Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties.

The company behind the proposed Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project is seeking the authority ... high-voltage transmission line in Maryland. PSEG is seeking authority to construct a 70-mile ...