The
House
of
Delegates
and
Senate
recently
passed
the
Maryland
Offshore
Wind
Energy
Act
of
2013
by
86-48
and
30-15
votes,
respectively,
which
was
introduced
by
Governor
Martin
O’Malley.
The
Senate,
however,
did
so
with
several
amendments.
The
lower
house,
where
it
originated,
must
now
either
concur
with
them
and
then
send
the
bill
to
O’Malley
for
his
signature
into
law,
or
it
will
go
to
a
conference
committee
where
three
members
from
each
body
will
try
and
agree
on
final
wording.
An
O’Malley
aide
tells
Recharge
that
press
reports
saying
that
the…
