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Maryland power plant wants to close. It can’t until BGE power lines are approved.

Project that would replace lost electricity flow is opposed by some lawmakers, residents

Zachary Mitchell, director of economic development and large projects for BGE, discusses new projects near the BGE Bagley substation in Fallston on Wednesday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
Zachary Mitchell, director of economic development and large projects for BGE, discusses new projects near the BGE Bagley substation in Fallston on Wednesday. (Brian Krista/Staff)
Baltimore Sun reporter Katharine Wilson. (Lloyd Fox/Staff)
By | kwilson@baltsun.com
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Maryland's last coal-fired power plant wants to close. BGE plans to build new power lines and substations to offset the energy loss, but the tight project timeline hinges on approvals.

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