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Public Service Commission approves consent agenda including license cancellations and tariff filings
Summary
At its Sept. 10 administrative meeting, the Public Service Commission approved eight consent items including supplier license cancellations, a broker-license amendment, tariff filings limited to specified attachments, and a carrier name-change; two agenda items were deferred.
The Public Service Commission approved an eight-item consent agenda at its Sept. 10 administrative meeting, voting unanimously to cancel several supplier licenses, amend one broker license, accept certain tariff filings and note a carrier name change. Items 9 and 10 were deferred to a future meeting.
The consent agenda included approval of cancellation requests for Madelock Consulting LLC (doing business as The Lock Group) and Papillon Productions LLC; removal of permission for BidUR Energy Inc. to serve residential electric and natural gas customers; cancellation of electricity and natural gas broker licenses for Northeast Energy Advisors Inc.; notification of surcharge filings from Potomac Electric Power Co.; acceptance of standard-offer-service (SOS) rate updates from Delmarva Power and Light Co. and Potomac Electric Power Co.; and a corporate name-change filing from TracFone Wireless Inc. to Verizon Value, Inc.
A staff member summarized the consent items at the start of the meeting and noted that the commission would defer items 9 and 10. For the SOS and related tariff filings (items 6 and 7), staff and intervenors flagged that the second attachment updated time-of-use rates tied to separate Pepco and Delmarva time-of-use proposals the commission had not yet accepted; the commission approved the tariff filings limited to the Attachment 1 rate sheets only.
The commission also granted a waiver of the 30-day notice requirement under Public Utilities Article 4-203(a) for the surcharge filing with an effective date of July 1, 2025 and accepted the tariff revisions with an effective date of Oct. 1, 2025 where noted. The commission approved the request to update Verizon’s eligible telecommunications carrier designation to reflect its new name, Verizon Value, Inc.
All motions recorded on the consent agenda carried by unanimous recorded vote. Commissioners voting “aye” were Commissioner McLean, Commissioner Litton, Commissioner Suchman and Commissioner Barbay.
Items 9 and 10 were not considered and were deferred to a future meeting; no substantive discussion of those items took place during the consent agenda portion of the session.
