Hi All,

I'm a new member of the forum and have a question that is a little off the center of your focus but I'm hoping someone can steer me in the right direction.

A couple of years ago, our Maryland power utility company (BGE/Constellation) opened the choice of power suppliers to its customers. We chose to pay a little more and get our electricity from PEPCO, the Virginia/D.C. based company, because they offered wind-generated power via the grid. Not the same as generating your own but it's a good stop-gap until we have the wherewithal to do solar here. Last month, PEPCO sent us a letter stating that they were dropping their residential wind customers, presumably because some commercial client had gobbled up their capacity. My question is, how does one go about finding a replacement supplier? Everything I've Googled comes back with companies that want to supply wind generation equipment -- something that's not really practical for us.

Thanks in advance,

Mark Pemburn
Bel Air, MD

I'm sorry to hear that. I would think that the first people you would need to contact would be BGE, since you don't just need a supplier of wind energy, you need one that has been approved by BGE in the first place, don't you?

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