On December 10, 2025, the Maryland Department of the Environment released its Second Annual Climate Subcabinet Report. The report outlines the state’s actions to address climate change. It describes progress in cleaner vehicles, energy-efficient buildings, and lower greenhouse gas emissions. The report notes these efforts occurred without additional federal support.
The Moore-Miller Administration coordinated 26 state agencies in these initiatives. The agencies worked to reduce air pollution and improve affordability for Maryland residents. Key investments include $15 million for electric school buses, $21 million to decarbonize community buildings, and $11 million to expand electric vehicle charging in multi-family and low-income areas. These actions are part of Maryland’s Climate Pollution Reduction Plan, which also aims to support green technology and job creation.
The state government has adopted all-electric policies for new and upgraded facilities. It has replaced over 44,000 light fixtures with LEDs and purchased 46 electric fleet vehicles. There are now 297 charging ports at state offices, including 123 new installations. Since 2021, these measures have reduced energy use by 6,600 megawatt hours and saved $1.4 million…