Regional electrical grid operator PJM hired PSEG to build transmission lines though Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties that it says are needed to ensure reliability. Note: Right-of-way ...

The MPRP is a proposed 500,000-volt transmission line that could cut through northern Baltimore County, central Carroll County and ... access the proposed route map and what actions people can ...

If there are any readers who were surprised at the news that the Baltimore County ... Project (MPRP), the controversial 70-mile power line connecting northern Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick ...

The Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) has announced the proposed route for the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP), a ... Baltimore County, pass through Carroll County, and terminate ...

Lisa Gaver of Gaver Farms and Jon Bisset from River Valley Ranch are separated by nearly 40 miles but have been brought together through their concerns with MPRP. Frederick Hoover, chair of the ...

The project, also called the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP), will be about 70 miles long. It will extend from northern Baltimore County through Carroll County and into the Doubs ...

pass through Carroll County and end up in Frederick County. "I've been following it for about a month, but the map and their path wasn't laid out until Sunday. The first meeting was on Tuesday.

A total of 51 officials were surveyed, with 35 responding to FOX45 News's multiple attempts to receive direct answers to four specific questions about the MPRP. Questions focused on topics often ...