Summary
Bill 2-26 would remove a statutory restriction on how the Montgomery County Green Bank can spend fuel-energy tax revenue. Lifting it opens the door to a wider pipeline of climate resilience projects across the county.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
Reallocates how existing fuel-energy tax money can be used — no new tax, but spending flexibility changes.
Residents and projects that would get Green Bank financing for climate resilience work.
Potential future projects if the reduction is not restored.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Council Session - May 8, 2026
The Green Bank, which leverages $4 in private capital per county dollar for solar and energy-efficiency projects, saw $2 million of its increase sent to the reconciliation list — a painful but manageable cut, per its CEO.
TE Committee Worksession - Mar 9, 2026
Bill 2-26 would remove a statutory restriction on how the Montgomery County Green Bank can spend fuel-energy tax revenue. Lifting it opens the door to a wider pipeline of climate resilience projects across the county.
Council Session - Feb 24, 2026
A hearing on amending the fuel-energy tax to fund the Montgomery County Green Bank. Record open until March 2.
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