Customers of Baltimore Gas & Electric Co. will see their power bills creep up in the spring once the utility giant floats bonds to pay for the electricity it has been sending into homes.

“All the costs we are incurring to go out and get the power we are deferring,” said Mark Case, BGE?s vice president of regulatory affairs

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