SILVER SPRING, Md. — Millions of dollars are flowing into two Maryland counties as a result of the Pepco-Exelon merger.
“Pepco and Exelon recently contributed $25 million to Prince George’s and Montgomery counties as part of our merger commitments,” Pepco President and CEO Dave Velazquez announced Thursday at a news conference in Silver Spring, Maryland.
The money will go toward promoting investment in areas like solar energy, clean transportation and retrofitting buildings to make them more energy efficient.
Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker described other ways the money will be used: “A program to help our workforce development … and that is the next generation of jobs that are going to be created. So we’re very pleased with that.”
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5 comments:
Money down the drain!
the old crony capitalist swindle! pay no attention, ratepayers!
"Lining the pockets of those who let us make bank, oh, and putting up a few solar panels, too."
And now they want an increase from the customers. CROOKS!!!!!
What about the needs of the residents of the Eastern Shore?
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