Delaware Governor Jack Markell and Maryland Governor Larry Hogan blasted the cost-sharing plan to improve the Artificial Island nuclear power plant.
The Wilmington News Journal reports that they appeared together insisting that they would do whatever it takes to reverse the April decision by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Hogan said that residents of both states would bear an unfair burden paying for electricity they will be using.
The estimated total cost of the improvements by PJM Company will now total $272 million.
The transmission line which will run under the Delaware River from Artificial Island to a substation.
This is part of a $400 million upgrade of the nuclear site.
