The Maryland Public Service Commission meeting on July 15, 2025, highlighted significant progress in a community solar project, with the company reporting that 95% of its solar modules are now installed. The project is on track for energization in late fall of this year, a timeline that reflects optimism despite potential federal changes affecting the energy sector.

During the meeting, a representative shared that discussions with the utility have been positive, indicating that the project is sufficiently advanced to avoid disruptions from federal policy shifts. This development is encouraging for stakeholders in Maryland, who are hopeful about the viability of renewable energy projects moving forward.

While the project is nearing completion, questions arose regarding the enrollment of subscribers for the community solar initiative. The representative noted that subscriber coordination typically occurs closer to the energization date, and no definitive updates on customer subscriptions were available at this time. The commission emphasized the importance of keeping potential subscribers informed about their status and any communications related to the project.

As the project progresses, the Public Service Commission will continue to monitor developments, ensuring that community members are engaged and informed about the benefits of renewable energy initiatives in Maryland.