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PSC approves multiple consent items including supplier licenses and tariff updates; votes at a glance
Summary
The Maryland Public Service Commission on May 14, 2025 approved multiple consent-agenda items, including licensing and tariff updates, while deferring one supplier-license amendment for further review.
The Maryland Public Service Commission took votes on routine consent-agenda items during its May 14, 2025 administrative meeting, approving multiple staff-recommended actions.
Votes at a glance
- Delmarva Power and Light Company — designation of weather stations and compliance with COMAR (consent agenda item 1): approved. Commissioners Litton, Suchman, Barbet and Richards recorded "Aye." Staff moved to approve the change in the company's designated weather station for determining when an extreme weather period requires restrictions on electricity service terminations under COMAR.
- Arise Energy LLC — application for license to supply gas or electric supply services in Maryland (consent agenda item 2): approved with limitations. The commission granted the company a license limited to broker services for the customer classes and service territories recommended by staff and directed the company to notify the commission within 30 days of any changes to its application information. Commissioners Litton, Suchman, Barbet and Richards recorded "Aye."
- Potomac Edison Company — revised tariff pages to update electric supply rates for Type 1 SOS and Type 2 SOS (consent agenda item 3): accepted with an effective date of June 1, 2025. Commissioners Litton, Suchman, Barbet and Richards recorded "Aye."
- Maryland Energy Advisors LLC — request to modify licenses to remove permission to serve residential customers (consent agenda item 5): granted. The commission removed the permission to serve residential customers from the company's electricity and natural gas supplier licenses. Commissioners Litton, Suchman, Barbet and Richards recorded "Aye." (Item 4, Bollinger Energy Corporation, was deferred and is covered in a separate article.)
Each motion on the consent agenda was presented by staff and carried by recorded voice vote with the commissioners present voting "Aye." No dissents or abstentions were recorded in the transcript for these consent items.
The consent votes implement staff recommendations filed in advance of the meeting; the commission also discussed one non-routine consent item (Bollinger Energy Corporation) at length and deferred that matter for further staff and OPC work.
