Two Anne Arundel power plants announce plans to transition from coal to oil, get green light from Maryland Public Service Commission

Environmental advocates say the plans to abandon coal-burning are commendable, but they’re concerned by the plants’ proposed switch to burning oil, also a highly polluting fossil fuel.

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