A proposed third nuclear reactor at Calvert Cliffs won?t be needed if Maryland invests in alternative energy sources and reduces consumption, according to a public interest group.
“Clean energy can provide Maryland with a more reliable, more affordable supply of electricity,” said Johanna Neumann, state director of Maryland Public Interest Research Group, which released a report Thursday making a case for clean energy alternatives.
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