PSEG unveiled its route for the 70-mile transmission ... It's called the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project -- a 500,000-volt transmission line through Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties.

The often-misunderstood issue of eminent domain is now front and center in debates over the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP ... but there’s no route to take this person’s house ...

The group was convened last year, after community members first learned of the power line project, known as the Maryland Piedmont Reliability ... redraw the power line route, and resubmit its ...

MARYLAND — As the fight against the controversial Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project - a proposed 70-mile transmission line - continues, state lawmakers part of the Carroll County Delegation ...

ATTEMPTING TO ACCESS LANDOWNERS PROPERTIES THROUGH A COURT ORDER. YOU KNOW, THEY THEY CONTINUE TO THREATEN THE LANDOWNERS ACROSS THE THREE COUNTIES HERE. SO WE EXPECTED IT. DOZENS OF LANDOWNERS ...

The developer behind the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP) filed for court-ordered access to these properties. This means the courts will now decide whether or not they will be able to ...

From 10 route alternatives for the 70-mile Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, contractor PSEG has proposed an adjusted version of Route H. Regional electrical grid operator PJM hired PSEG to ...

MPRP route and county outlines Copper Penny Farm- MPRP Documents relating to the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP) are shown in the Gardettos’ house at Copper Penny Farm in Adamstown ...

The Public Service Enterprise Group filed for Temporary Right to Entry for the environmental surveys of 90 properties for the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project. The PSEG said last week they ...