Deregulating Maryland’s energy market was intended to lower energy rates. The opposite happened. Since 2014, families have paid $1.2 billion more for retail electricity and gas supply compared to regulated utilities. Retail suppliers have charged higher and higher premiums, year after year .
70% MD residential enrollment via door-to-door sales.
During COVID, door-to-door and in-person sales were suspended from April 2020 to June 2020; new residential deregulated door-to-door sales decreased by 70%.
