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Potomac Edison updates EV tariffs, defines credits and moves managed‑charging pilot off‑bill
Summary
Staff told the PSC that Potomac Edison’s filing renames its community solar pilot to a program, establishes an EV charger TOU rate that applies only when a customer has positive energy use, and applies the managed‑charging pilot on an off‑bill calendar basis; staff recommended acceptance and the commission approved the changes.
Commission technical staff (Brett Bob) explained Potomac Edison’s filing to implement the commission’s earlier order (No. 92166). Staff summarized four proposed changes: renaming the community solar pilot to a program, renaming the TOU rate to EV charger TOU, limiting EV charger TOU credits to months with positive energy use (not when net metering fully offsets usage), and applying the managed charging pilot on an off‑bill calendar month basis.
Brett Bob said the proposed tariff provisions comply with order 92166 and recommended acceptance of the filing with an effective date of July 29, 2026. Potomac Edison’s representative Jessica Reba told commissioners the company had nothing additional to add; the commission approved the filing by unanimous voice vote.
