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REAL, Green Mountain Appeal Court's Denial Of Preliminary Injunction In Suit Against Maryland's SB1
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The Retail Energy Advancement League and Green Mountain Energy Company (Plaintiffs) have appealed to the Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals a federal district court's denial of Plaintiffs' sought preliminary injunction against Maryland's new law SB1
A federal district court judge had from the bench denied the sought preliminary injunction. Generally, SB1's requirements, including residential rate caps and a ban on residential POR, are effective January 1, 2025
See background on REAL & Green Mountain's suit against SB1 here
In brief, Plaintiffs allege, among other things, that the green marketing requirements under SB1, including mandatory language for green products, infringe upon the rights of Plaintiffs to "truthfully" and "accurately" describe their green energy offerings
As detailed in our prior story, the Plaintiffs further argue that SB1's allegedly unconstitutional mandates concerning green power language are "inseverable" from the rest of SB1, and Plaintiffs through the suit seek a finding that the entire law must be struck down
District Court: No. 1:24-cv-2820; 1:24-cv-02820
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December 13, 2024
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