Switching energy suppliers could hurt assistance customers

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The Maryland Public Service Commission and possibly a task force will look at how low-income families participating in energy assistance programs can continue to get much of their energy bill paid even if they switch energy suppliers.

“That (issue) I’m sure will be discussed by the Public Service Commission,” said Mary Lou Kueffer, director the Maryland Office of Home Energy Programs. “There is already talk of working groups.”

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