PSEG and the entire MPRP team are committed to delivering a transmission solution that is community-informed, reliable, and mitigates impact to communities, people, and wildlife as much as possible. PSEG also has a duty, under its contract with PJM, to deliver a cost-effective solution for Maryland and PJM ratepayers.

PSEG was awarded the MPRP project in December 2023 and quickly worked to plan community engagement opportunities while also building a deep understanding of the landscape in the study area and understanding what routing options existed. PSEG contacted elected leaders, met with various groups, and held its first public feedback sessions in July.

PSEG’s first series of feedback sessions, which occurred in Baltimore, Carroll, and Frederick counties, generated more than 5,300 comments from residents, landowners, and business owners. These comments were carefully considered by the routing team and will help to inform the proposed route.

Following the release of our Proposed Route in October, a second series of feedback sessions were held in each county between November 12-14. The feedback received at those sessions is currently being analyzed.

PSEG continues to engage with community members through a variety of public forums, and welcomes community questions, feedback, and comments. Please email us at pseg-mprp@pseg.com

To stay up to date on future information and feedback sessions, sign-up here.

PSEG submitted a CPCN application to the Maryland PSC on December 31, 2024.

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BEFORE THE MARYLAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

CASE NO. 9773

IN THE MATTER OF PSEG RENEWABLE TRANSMISSION LLC’S APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY TO CONSTRUCT A NEW 500 KV TRANSMISSION LINE IN PORTIONS OF BALTIMORE, CARROLL, AND FREDERICK COUNTIES

NOTICE OF VIRTUAL PREHEARING CONFERENCE

On December 31, 2024, PSEG Renewable Transmission LLC filed an Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to construct a new 500 kilovolt transmission line in portions of Baltimore, Carroll, and Frederick Counties, Maryland.  The application and other pleadings in the matter may be viewed or downloaded from the electronic docket for Case No. 9773, available through the Maryland Public Service Commission’s website, https://www.psc.state.md.us.  

On May 13, 2025, the Maryland Public Service Commission issued a notice setting a virtual prehearing conference in the above-captioned matter to set a procedural schedule for this proceeding and discuss any preliminary matters.  The virtual prehearing conference is scheduled for Tuesday, June 10, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., via virtual platform. 

Parties and intervenors that wish to attend the hearing virtually should contact kimberly.schock@maryland.gov for further instructions.  Anyone wishing to observe the live stream of the prehearing conference may do so via the Maryland Public Service Commission’s YouTube channel, which is available at the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMeaC-x27Ioq71Bqwr858Hw.