The Brandon Shores plant and the H.A. Wagner plant - which sit side-by-side on Fort Smallwood Road - will undergo multimillion-dollar construction projects in the next few years if regulators approve the plans.
"The whole purpose is to meet the Healthy Air Act," said Bonnie Johansen, a government and public affairs specialist for Constellation.
The Healthy Air Act was passed by Maryland lawmakers this past spring, giving the state some of the strictest pollution-control laws for...
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