PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF MARYLAND TEN-YEAR PLAN ( ) OF ELECTRIC COMPANIES IN MARYLAND
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1 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF MARYLAND TEN-YEAR PLAN ( ) OF ELECTRIC COMPANIES IN MARYLAND Prepared for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources In compliance with Section of the Maryland Public Utilities Article April 2014 i
2 State of Maryland Public Service Commission W. Kevin Hughes, Chairman Harold D. Williams, Commissioner Lawrence Brenner, Commissioner Kelly Speakes-Backman, Commissioner Anne E. Hoskins, Commissioner David J. Collins Merwin R. Sands H. Robert Erwin, Jr. Executive Secretary Executive Director General Counsel 6 St. Paul Street Baltimore, MD Tel: (410) ii
3 List of Tables: Table 1(a): Maryland Customer Forecasts Table 1(b): 2012 Customer Numbers and Energy Sales Table 2(a): Energy Sales Forecast by Utility (Maryland) Table 2(b): Energy Sales Forecast by Utility (System Wide) Table 3(a): Peak Demand Forecasts (Maryland) Table 3(b): Peak Demand Forecasts (System Wide) Table 4: Transmission Enhancements, by Service Territory Table 5: List of Maryland Generators, as of December 31, Table 6: Proposed New Conventional Generation in Maryland, PJM Queue Effective Date: December 17, Table 7: Proposed New Renewable Generation in Maryland, PJM Queue Effective Date: December 17, iii
4 Introduction This report constitutes the Maryland Public Service Commission s Ten-Year Plan ( ) of Electric Companies in Maryland. The Ten-Year Plan is submitted annually by the Commission to the Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources in compliance with of the Public Utilities Article, Annotated Code of Maryland. It is a compilation of data relevant to the long-range plans of Maryland's electric companies. Maryland is geographically divided into thirteen electric utility service territories. The four largest are investor-owned utilities ( IOUs ), four are electric cooperatives (two of which serve mainly rural areas of Maryland), and five are electric municipal operations. 1 PJM sub-regions, known as zones, generally correspond with the IOU service territories. PJM zones for three of the four IOUs traverse state boundaries and extend into other jurisdictions. Figure 1 below provides a geographic picture of the utilities service territories. 2 Figure 2 depicts the PJM forecast zones which comprise Maryland. Figure 1: Maryland Utilities and their Service Territories in Maryland 3 1 The Commission regulates all Maryland public service companies, as defined by 1-101(x) of the Public Utilities Article, Annotated Code of Maryland. 2 PE no longer uses its doing business name of Allegheny Power and any references within the Ten- Year Plan to Allegheny Power is inadvertent and should be read as referencing PE. 3 Cumulative Environmental Impact Report 16, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Figure 2-12, (last updated February 20, 2012). 1
5 Figure 2: PJM Maryland Forecast Zones 4 Tables available on subsequent pages include pertinent information for Maryland agencies planning purposes. All data in the following tables is derived from the Utilities responses to Data Requests prepared by Commission Technical Staff. 4 PJM Load Forecast Report, PJM (January 2013), load-forecast-report.ashx. 2
6 Table 1(a): Maryland Customer Forecasts Table 1(a)(i): All Customer Classes (# of customers) ,455 1,245,792 52, ,370 11,112 17, , , ,604 2,475, ,455 1,250,389 52, ,502 11,277 17, , , ,244 2,488, ,468 1,257,585 52, ,720 11,441 17, , , ,874 2,505, ,492 1,265,735 53, ,905 11,605 17, , , ,504 2,523, ,517 1,274,557 53, ,049 11,769 17, , , ,234 2,541, ,542 1,281,851 54, ,153 11,934 17, , , ,974 2,557, ,580 1,289,188 54, ,227 12,098 17, , , ,714 2,573, ,619 1,296,566 54, ,271 12,262 17, , , ,564 2,589, ,658 1,303,987 54, ,281 12,427 17, , , ,404 2,604, ,698 1,311,451 54, ,291 12,591 18, , , ,334 2,620, ,659 2,315 9,921 1, ,977 24,461 24, ,520 Percent 9.90% 5.27% 4.42% 4.95% 13.31% 4.25% 6.27% 4.58% 15.79% 5.88% Compound Annual Growth 1.05% 0.57% 0.48% 0.54% 1.40% 0.46% 0.68% 0.50% 1.64% 0.64% Rate Table 1(a)(ii): Residential (# of customers) ,028 1,119,303 47, ,997 8,701 14, , , ,700 2,218, ,028 1,124,483 47, ,972 8,829 14, , , ,100 2,230, ,038 1,130,770 47, ,020 8,957 14, , , ,500 2,246, ,058 1,137,879 48, ,042 9,085 14, , , ,900 2,262, ,079 1,145,599 48, ,033 9,213 15, , , ,400 2,278, ,100 1,152,269 48, ,993 9,341 15, , , ,900 2,293, ,131 1,158,978 48, ,931 9,463 15, , , ,400 2,307, ,163 1,165,726 48, ,847 9,596 15, , , ,000 2,322, ,196 1,172,513 49, ,736 9,725 15, , , ,600 2,336, ,229 1,179,339 49, ,631 9,852 15, , , ,300 2,350, ,036 1,742 8,634 1, ,658 24,213 22, ,913 Percent 9.91% 5.36% 3.68% 4.96% 13.23% 4.59% 6.11% 4.98% 15.95% 5.99% Compound Annual Growth 1.06% 0.58% 0.40% 0.54% 1.39% 0.50% 0.66% 0.54% 1.66% 0.65% 3
7 Table 1(a): Maryland Customer Forecasts Table 1(a)(iii): Commercial (# of customers) ,938 4,757 25,864 2,412 2,519 28,073 47,469 14, , ,377 4,846 26,020 2,448 2,526 28,320 47,520 15, , ,243 4,915 26,190 2,484 2,532 28,620 47,555 15, , ,236 4,971 26,351 2,521 2,538 28,909 47,592 15, , ,287 5,035 26,503 2,557 2,545 29,156 47,622 15, , ,882 5,095 26,646 2,593 2,551 29,378 47,646 16, , ,479 5,151 26,782 2,629 2,557 29,581 47,662 16, , ,080 5,206 26,909 2,666 2,564 29,778 47,681 16, , ,683 5,266 27,029 2,702 2,570 29,969 47,692 16, , ,289 5,327 27,143 2,738 2,577 30,163 47,711 17, , , , , ,130 12,076 Percent 10.14% 4.42% 11.98% 4.95% 13.52% 2.30% 7.44% 0.51% 14.30% 4.88% Compound Annual Growth 1.08% 0.48% 1.27% 0.54% 1.42% 0.25% 0.80% 0.06% 1.50% 0.53% Table 1(a)(iv): Industrial (# of customers) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Percent 9.82% 4.90% 0.00% 3.39% N/A 2.17% 8.14% N/A 0.00% 5.95% Compound Annual Growth 1.05% 0.53% 0.00% 0.37% N/A 0.24% 0.87% N/A 0.00% 0.64% 4
8 Table 1(a): Maryland Customer Forecasts Table 1(a)(v): Other (# of customers) (1) - - (7) 6-3 Percent 10.00% N/A 1.20% -0.36% N/A N/A -2.02% 6.74% N/A 0.32% Compound Annual Growth 1.06% N/A 0.13% -0.04% N/A N/A -0.23% 0.73% N/A 0.04% Note: The Other rate class refers to customers that do not fall into one of the listed classes; street lighting is an example of a rate class included under Other. Table 1(a)(vi): Resale (# of customers) Percent N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.00% N/A N/A 0.00% Compound Annual Growth N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 0.00% N/A N/A 0.00% Note: The Resale class refers to Sales for Resale which is energy supplied to other electric utilities, cooperatives, municipalities, and Federal and State electric agencies for resale to end-use consumers. PE is the only utility with any resale customers; these wholesale customers are PJM, Monongahela Power Company, West Penn Power Company and Old Dominion Electric Cooperative. 5
9 Table 1(b): 2012 Customer Numbers and Energy Sales Table 1(b)(i): Customer Class Breakdown as of December 31, 2012 (# of customers) System Wide Maryland Utility Residential Commercial Industrial Other Sales for Sales for Total Residential Commercial Industrial Other Resale Resale Total Berlin 2, ,436 2, ,436 BGE 1,115, ,484 5, ,240,982 1,115, ,484 5, ,240,982 Choptank 47,280 4, ,259 47,280 4, ,259 DPL 441,640 59, , ,512 25, ,777 Easton 8,226 2, ,548 8,226 2, ,548 Hagerstown 14,683 2, ,242 14,683 2, ,242 PE 338,702 43,779 4, , ,784 27,455 2, ,466 PEPCO 717,510 74, , ,960 47, ,607 SMECO 138,869 14, , ,869 14, ,785 Thurmont 2, ,837 2, ,837 Williamsport Total 2,828, ,403 11,142 2, ,162,784 2,211, ,109 8,904 1, ,466,936 Note: A&N and Somerset did not report applicable information for this table. Note: System wide includes the entire distribution system of a utility, which may extend beyond the Maryland service territory into Washington, D.C., Delaware, and parts of West Virginia. The affected utilities include DPL, PE, and Pepco. Table 1(b)(ii): Utilities 2012 Energy Sales by Customer Class (GWh) System Wide Maryland Utility Residential Commercial Industrial Other Sales for Sales for Total Residential Commercial Industrial Other Resale Resale Total Berlin BGE 12,719 16,130 2, ,994 12,719 16,130 2, ,994 Choptank DPL 4,993 5,147 2, ,502 2,061 1, ,193 Easton Hagerstown PE 4,704 2,827 2, ,348 11,228 3,062 2,022 1, ,345 8,000 PEPCO 7,729 16, ,366 5,733 8, ,506 SMECO 2,044 1, ,376 2,044 1, ,376 Thurmont Williamsport Total 33,163 42,823 7, ,348 85,120 26,593 29,940 4, ,345 62,722 Note: A&N and Somerset did not report applicable information for this table. Note: System wide includes the entire distribution system of a utility, which may extend beyond the Maryland service territory into Washington, D.C., Delaware, and parts of West Virginia. The affected utilities include DPL, PE, and Pepco. 6
10 Table 2(a): Energy Sales Forecast by Utility (Maryland Service Territory Only) Table 2(a)(i): Maryland Energy Sales Forecast, Gross of DSM (GWh) Berlin BGE Choptank DPL Easton Hagerstown PE Pepco SMECO Total , , ,434 14,876 3,689 63, ,396 1,049 4, ,598 15,070 3,811 63, ,045 1,091 4, ,762 15,115 3,913 64, ,616 1,125 4, ,887 15,149 4,005 65, ,185 1,158 4, ,983 15,187 4,070 66, ,282 1,191 4, ,062 15,231 4,137 66, ,379 1,226 4, ,147 15,261 4,202 67, ,476 1,261 4, ,225 15,284 4,268 67, ,574 1,299 4, ,317 15,302 4,335 67, ,672 1,338 4, ,415 15,319 4,400 68, , ,092 Percent 6.78% 8.05% 35.55% 1.60% 4.35% 4.42% 13.19% 2.98% 19.27% 8.07% Compound Annual Growth 0.73% 0.86% 3.44% 0.18% 0.47% 0.48% 1.39% 0.33% 1.98% 0.87% Rate Table 2(a)(ii): Maryland Energy Sales Forecast, Net of DSM (GWh) , , ,386 14,560 3,594 62, ,541 1,047 4, ,450 14,297 3,689 61, ,750 1,090 4, ,574 14,085 3,765 62, ,911 1,124 4, ,699 13,881 3,831 62, ,071 1,156 4, ,795 13,681 3,896 62, ,168 1,190 3, ,874 13,485 3,963 62, ,265 1,224 4, ,959 13,515 4,028 62, ,362 1,260 4, ,037 13,538 4,094 62, ,460 1,297 4, ,130 13,556 4,161 63, ,558 1,336 4, ,227 13,573 4,226 63, (287) (987) 632 1,448 Percent 6.78% 2.84% 35.60% -6.66% 4.35% 4.42% 11.38% -6.78% 17.59% 2.33% Compound Annual Growth 0.73% 0.31% 3.44% -0.76% 0.47% 0.48% 1.20% -0.78% 1.82% 0.26% 7
11 Table 2(b): Energy Sales Forecast by Utility (System Wide) Table 2(b)(i): System Wide Energy Sales Forecast, Gross of DSM (GWh) , , ,140 26,123 3,689 89, ,396 1,049 12, ,460 26,445 3,811 90, ,045 1,091 12, ,747 26,517 3,913 91, ,616 1,125 12, ,993 26,578 4,005 92, ,185 1,158 12, ,189 26,646 4,070 93, ,282 1,191 12, ,355 26,722 4,137 94, ,379 1,226 12, ,514 26,782 4,202 94, ,476 1,261 12, ,662 26,836 4,268 95, ,574 1,299 12, ,827 26,885 4,335 95, ,672 1,338 12, ,994 26,935 4,400 95, , , ,471 Percent 6.78% 8.05% 35.55% 1.62% 4.35% 4.42% 13.11% 3.11% 19.27% 7.24% Compound Annual Growth Rate 0.73% 0.86% 3.44% 0.18% 0.47% 0.48% 1.38% 0.34% 1.98% 0.78% Note: System wide includes the entire distribution system of a utility, which may extend beyond the Maryland service territory into Washington, D.C., Delaware, and parts of West Virginia. The affected utilities include DPL, PE, and Pepco. Table 2(b)(ii): System Wide Energy Sales Forecast, Net of DSM (GWh) , , ,090 25,782 3,594 88, ,541 1,047 12, ,308 25,630 3,689 88, ,750 1,090 12, ,551 25,445 3,765 88, ,911 1,124 12, ,794 25,267 3,831 88, ,071 1,156 12, ,987 25,097 3,896 89, ,168 1,190 12, ,153 24,934 3,963 89, ,265 1,224 12, ,313 24,904 4,028 89, ,362 1,260 12, ,461 25,048 4,094 90, ,460 1,297 12, ,625 25,096 4,161 90, ,558 1,336 12, ,792 25,147 4,226 91, (164) ,702 (635) 632 2,784 Percent 6.78% 2.84% 35.60% -1.30% 4.35% 4.42% 12.08% -2.46% 17.59% 3.15% Compound Annual Growth Rate 0.73% 0.31% 3.44% -0.15% 0.47% 0.48% 1.28% -0.28% 1.82% 0.35% Note: System wide includes the entire distribution system of a utility, which may extend beyond the Maryland service territory into Washington, D.C., Delaware, and parts of West Virginia. The affected utilities include DPL, PE, and Pepco. 8
12 Table 3(a): Peak Demand Forecasts (Maryland Service Territory Only) Table 3(a)(i): Maryland Summer, Gross of DSM Programs (MW) , , ,507 3, , , , ,537 3, , , , ,567 3, , , , ,596 3, , , , ,613 3, , , , ,630 3,742 1,004 15, , , ,646 3,767 1,020 15, , , ,664 3,795 1,037 15, , , ,681 3,817 1,054 16, , , ,701 3,837 1,071 16, ,562 Percent 9.26% 10.36% 22.06% 12.83% 14.82% 4.92% 12.84% 7.21% 17.99% 10.68% Compound Annual Growth Rate 0.99% 1.10% 2.24% 1.35% 1.55% 0.53% 1.35% 0.78% 1.85% 1.13% Table 3(a)(ii): Maryland Summer, Net of DSM Programs (MW) , ,471 3, , , ,489 3, , , ,515 3, , , ,544 3, , , ,561 2, , , ,578 2, , , ,594 2, , , ,612 2, , , ,629 3, , , ,649 3, , (41) (136) Percent 25.00% 8.20% 23.02% -4.26% 14.82% 4.92% 12.11% -4.31% 17.93% 5.76% Compound Annual Growth Rate 2.51% 0.88% 2.33% -0.48% 1.55% 0.53% 1.28% -0.49% 1.85% 0.62% 9
13 Table 3(a): Peak Demand Forecasts (Maryland Service Territory Only) Table 3(a)(iii): Maryland Winter, Gross of DSM Programs (MW) , ,576 2, , , ,586 2, , , ,620 2, , , ,654 2, , , ,678 2, , , ,696 2, , , ,713 2, , , ,731 2, , , ,746 2, , , ,766 2, , , ,785 3, , ,125 Percent 17.24% 5.95% 34.98% 9.66% 7.73% 5.08% 12.57% 8.59% 19.01% 9.06% Compound Annual Growth Rate 1.78% 0.64% 3.39% 1.03% 0.83% 0.55% 1.32% 0.92% 1.95% 0.97% Table 3(a)(iv): Maryland Winter, Net of DSM Programs (MW) , ,543 2, , , ,568 2, , , ,601 2, , , ,626 2, , , ,644 2, , , ,661 2, , , ,679 2, , , ,694 2, , , ,713 2, , , ,733 3, , ,111 Percent 17.24% 5.99% 36.63% 9.66% 7.73% 5.08% 12.29% 8.59% 18.48% 9.00% Compound Annual Growth Rate 1.78% 0.65% 3.53% 1.03% 0.83% 0.55% 1.30% 0.92% 1.90% 0.96% 10
14 Table 3(b): Peak Demand Forecasts (System Wide) Table 3(b)(i): System Wide Summer, Gross of DSM (MW) , , ,807 6, , , , ,853 6, , , , ,900 7, , , , ,946 7, , , , ,977 7, , , , ,005 7,167 1,004 23, , , ,033 7,215 1,020 23, , , ,064 7,268 1,037 24, , , ,093 7,309 1,054 24, , , ,127 7,348 1,071 24, ,322 Percent 9.26% 10.36% 22.06% 12.80% 14.82% 4.92% 11.41% 7.19% 17.99% 10.41% Compound Annual Growth Rate 0.99% 1.10% 2.24% 1.35% 1.55% 0.53% 1.21% 0.77% 1.85% 1.11% Note: System wide includes the entire distribution system of a utility, which may extend beyond the Maryland service territory into Washington, D.C., Delaware, and parts of West Virginia. The affected utilities include DPL, PE, and Pepco. Table 3(b)(ii): System Wide Summer, Net of DSM (MW) , , ,770 6, , , , ,804 6, , , , ,847 6, , , , ,894 6, , , , ,924 6, , , , ,952 6, , , , ,981 6, , , , ,012 6, , , , ,041 6, , , , ,075 6, , ,478 Percent 25.00% 8.20% 23.02% 7.30% 14.82% 4.92% 11.00% 1.28% 17.93% 6.88% Compound Annual Growth Rate 2.51% 0.88% 2.33% 0.79% 1.55% 0.53% 1.17% 0.14% 1.85% 0.74% Note: System wide includes the entire distribution system of a utility, which may extend beyond the Maryland service territory into Washington, D.C., Delaware, and parts of West Virginia. The affected utilities include DPL, PE, and Pepco. 11
15 Table 3(b): Peak Demand Forecasts (System Wide) Table 3(b)(iii): System Wide Winter, Gross of DSM (MW) , , ,104 5, , , , ,161 5, , , , ,218 5, , , , ,262 5, , , , ,296 5, , , , ,327 5, , , , ,362 5, , , , ,392 5, , , , ,427 5, , , , ,463 5, , ,766 Percent 17.24% 6.12% 34.98% 9.70% 7.73% 5.08% 11.57% 8.60% 19.01% 9.25% Compound Annual Growth Rate 1.78% 0.66% 3.39% 1.03% 0.83% 0.55% 1.22% 0.92% 1.95% 0.99% Note: System wide includes the entire distribution system of a utility, which may extend beyond the Maryland service territory into Washington, D.C., Delaware, and parts of West Virginia. The affected utilities include DPL, PE, and Pepco. Table 3(b)(iv): System Wide Winter, Net of DSM (MW) , , ,061 5, , , , ,108 5, , , , ,166 5, , , , ,209 5, , , , ,243 5, , , , ,275 5, , , , ,309 5, , , , ,339 5, , , , ,374 5, , , , ,410 5, , ,760 Percent 17.24% 6.30% 36.63% 9.70% 7.73% 5.08% 11.41% 8.60% 18.48% 9.25% Compound Annual Growth Rate 1.78% 0.68% 3.53% 1.03% 0.83% 0.55% 1.21% 0.92% 1.90% 0.99% Note: System wide includes the entire distribution system of a utility, which may extend beyond the Maryland service territory into Washington, D.C., Delaware, and parts of West Virginia. The affected utilities include DPL, PE, and Pepco. 12
16 Transmission Owner Voltage (kv) Length (miles) Table 4: Transmission Enhancements, by Service Territory No. of Circuits Start Date Comp. Date In-Service Date BGE Apr-10 Jun-14 Jun-14 Baseline Transmission Reliability Baltimore County Start location Purpose County Terminal County Terminal Deer Park Baltimore County End Location BGE Jun-08 Jun-16 Jun-16 Distribution Adequacy Baltimore City Westport Baltimore City Wilkens Northwest BGE Jan-11 Jun-17 Jun-17 Baseline Transmission Reliability Harford Conastone Harford Graceton BGE Jan-09 Jun-17 Jun-17 Baseline Transmission Reliability Harford Graceton Harford Bagley BGE Apr-07 Jun-17 Jun-17 Baseline Transmission Reliability Harford Raphael Rd Harford Bagley BGE Sep-09 Jun-17 Jun-17 Baseline Transmission Reliability Baltimore City Orchard St Baltimore City Constitution St BGE Jan-10 Jun-17 Jun-17 Baseline Transmission Reliability Baltimore County Northwest Baltimore County Hanover Pike BGE Jun-12 Jun-18 Jun-18 Baseline Transmission Reliability Baltimore City Coldspring Baltimore City Camp Small BGE Jan-12 Jun-18 Jun-18 Distribution Adequacy Baltimore City Hazelwood Baltimore City Lock Raven BGE Jun-13 Jun-18 Jun-18 Baseline Transmission Reliability Anne Arundel Waugh Chapel Anne Arundel Bestgate BGE Jun-13 Jun-18 Jun-18 Baseline Transmission Reliability Harford Joppatowne Harford Raphael Rd PE Baseline Transmission Reliability Frederick Catoctin Carroll Carroll PE Baseline Transmission Reliability Frederick Doubs Frederick PE Baseline Transmission Reliability Frederick Doubs Frederick PE Canc Baseline Transmission Reliability Hardy, WV Welton Spring (new) Frederick PE Canc Distribution Adequacy Frederick Urbana Frederick PE Canc Distribution Adequacy Frederick PE Generator Interconnection Allegany South Frederick No. 1 (new) Dans Mountain (new) Frederick Allegany Lime Kiln (Section 207) Lime Kiln (Section 231) Kemptown (new) Lime Kiln - Montgomery Monocacy Lime Kiln Carlos Junction- Ridgeley PE Baseline Transmission Reliability Frederick VA State Line Frederick Doubs PE Canc Generator Interconnection Garrett Frostburg Garrett Jennings PE Baseline Transmission Reliability Washington Halfway Washington Paramount PE Baseline Transmission Reliability Berkeley, WV Nipetown Washington Reid PE Baseline Transmission Reliability Washington Reid Washington Paramount PE Generator Interconnection Garrett PE Generator Interconnection Garrett Four Mile Ridge (new) Four Mile Ridge (new) Preston, WV Mineral, WV Hazelton Ridgeley PE Baseline Transmission Reliability Washington Paramount Washington Reid SMECO Capacity Calvert SMECO Reliability Calvert Holland Cliff Sw. St. Sollers Wharf Sw. St. Calvert St. Mary's Sollers Wharf Sw. St. Hewitt Rd. Sw. St SMECO Reliability Calvert Sunderland Calvert Huntingtown SMECO / Capacity / Reliability Charles Hawkins Gate Charles Westlake SMECO Capacity Charles Hawkins Gate Charles Wooded Glen SMECO Capacity Charles Wooded Glen Charles Dorchester 13
17 Table 4 (Continued): Transmission Enhancements, by Service Territory Transmission Owner Voltage (kv) Length (miles) No. of Circuits Start Date Comp. Date In-Service Date Start location End Location Purpose County Terminal County Terminal DPL /1/2011 5/31/2012 5/31/2012 Baseline Transmission Reliability Worcester Bishop Sussex Indian River DPL /1/ /31/ /31/2012 Baseline Transmission Reliability Dorchester Todd Talbot Trappe DPL 138/230 N/A N/A 10/1/2010 5/31/2013 5/31/2013 Baseline Transmission Reliability Cecil Cecil Cecil Cecil DPL 138/230 N/A N/A 6/1/2012 5/31/2013 5/31/2013 Baseline Transmission Reliability Caroline Steele Caroline Steele DPL 138 N/A N/A 4/30/ /31/ /31/2013 Baseline Transmission Reliability Worcester 138th Street Worcester SVC site at 138th St. Sub. DPL /1/ /31/ /31/2013 Baseline Transmission Reliability Worcester Ocean Bay Worcester Mardel DPL /1/2013 6/1/2014 6/1/2014 Baseline Transmission Reliability New Castle Townsend Queen Annes Church DPL /1/2014 6/1/2015 6/1/2015 Baseline Transmission Reliability Queen Annes Wye Mills Queen Annes Church DPL /1/2014 6/1/2015 6/1/2015 Baseline Transmission Reliability Cecil Cecil New Castle Glasgow DPL /1/2015 5/31/2016 5/31/2016 Baseline Transmission Reliability Accomack Wattsville Worcester Kenney PEPCO 230 Bus Upgrade 2 1/2012 5/2012 5/2012 Baseline Transmission Reliability Montgomery Quince Orchard Montgomery Bells Mill Rd PEPCO /2011 8/2012 8/2012 Baseline Transmission Reliability DC Benning Prince George's Ritchie PEPCO /2012 6/2012 6/2012 Baseline Transmission Reliability Prince George's Burches Hill Pnnce George's Palmers Corner PEPCO /2013 9/2013 9/2013 Baseline Transmission Reliability Prince George's Oak Grove Prince George's Ritchie PEPCO /2012 'S/2014 5/2014 Baseline Transmission Reliability Prince George's Ritchie DC Buzzard Point PEPCO /2012 5/2014 5/2014 Baseline Transmission Reliability Prince George's Ritchie DC Buzzard Point PEPCO /2014 6/201S 6/2015 Baseline Transmission Reliability Prince George's Burontsville Prince George's Takoma 14
18 Table 5: List of Maryland Generators, as of December 31, 2012 Owner / Operator Plant Name County Capacity Statistics (MW) Nameplate Summer % Summer A & N Electric Coop Smith Island Somerset % AES WR Ltd Partnership AES Warrior Run Cogeneration Facility Allegany % American Sugar Refining, Inc. Domino Sugar Baltimore Baltimore City % BP Piney & Deep Creek LLC Deep Creek Garrett % Calpine Mid-Atlantic Generation LLC Crisfield Somerset % Calvert Cliffs Nuclear PP LLC Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant Calvert 1, , % Exelon Generation Notch Cliff Baltimore Exelon Generation Riverside Baltimore Exelon Generation Gould Street Baltimore City Exelon Generation Philadelphia Baltimore City Exelon Generation Westport Baltimore City Exelon Generation Perryman Harford Raven Power Holdings Brandon Shores Anne Arundel 1, ,273.0 Raven Power Holdings Herbert A Wagner Anne Arundel 1, Raven Power Holdings C P Crane Baltimore Constellation Solar Maryland, LLC McCormick & Co. Inc. at Belcamp Hartford % Criterion Power Partners LLC Criterion Wind Project Garrett % Eastern Landfill Gas LLC Eastern Landfill Gas LLC Baltimore % Easton Utilities Comm Easton Talbot Easton Utilities Comm Easton 2 Talbot Energy Recovery Operations, Inc Harford Waste to Energy Facility Harford % Exelon Power Conowingo Harford % FC Landfill Energy FC Landfill Energy Frederick % GenOn Chalk Point LLC Prince Georges 2, ,248.0 GenOn Morgantown Generating Plant Charles 1, ,423.0 GenOn Dickerson Montgomery Industrial Power Generating Company LLC Wicomico Wicomico % Maryland Environmental Service Eastern Correctional Institute Somerset % NAEA Rock Springs LLC NAEA Rock Springs LLC Cecil % Naval Facilities Engineering Command Goddard Steam Plant Charles % NewPage Corp-Luke Luke Mill Allegany % NRG Solar Arrowhead LLC FedEx Field Solar Facility Prince George's % NRG Vienna Operations Inc Vienna Operations Dorchester % Panda-Brandywine LP Panda Brandywine LP Prince Georges % Power Choice/Pepco Energy Serv NIH Cogeneration Facility Montgomery % Prince George's County Brown Station Road Plant I Prince Georges Prince George's County Brown Station Road Plant II Prince Georges Roth Rock Wind Farm LLC Roth Rock Wind Farm LLC Garrett Roth Rock Wind Farm LLC Roth Rock North Wind Farm, LLC Garrett SCE Engineers Montgomery County Oaks LFGE Plant Montgomery % Solo Cup Co Solo Cup Co Baltimore % Town of Berlin - (MD) Berlin Worcester % Trigen Inner Harbor East, LLC Inner Harbor East Heating Baltimore City % Trigen-Cinergy Solutions College Park UMCP CHP Plant Prince Georges % Washington Gas Energy Services, Inc. Perdue Salisbury Photovoltaic Wicomico % Wheelabrator Environmental Systems Wheelabrator Baltimore Refuse Baltimore City % Worcester County Renewable Energy LLC Worcester County Renewable Energy Worcester % Washington Gas Energy Services, Inc. Rock Hall Kent % Constellation Solar Horizons LLC Mount Saint Mary's Frederick % Covanta Montgomery, Inc. Montgomery County Resource Recovery Montgomery % LES Operations Services LLC Millersville LFG Anne Arundel % Washington Gas Energy Services, Inc. Kent County-Kennedyville Kent Washington Gas Energy Services, Inc. Kent County - Worton Complex Kent IKEA Property Inc IKEA College Park 411 Prince George's % GSA Metropolitan Service Center Central Utility Plant at White Oak Montgomery % Howard County - Maryland Alpha Ridge LFG Howard % 13, , % 8.0% 21.7% 0.6% 30.1% 0.0% 0.4% 0.0% 15
19 Table 6: Proposed New Conventional Generation in Maryland PJM Queue Effective Date: December 17, 2013 Transmission Owner Project Name County Location PJM Queue Status PJM Queue # Fuel Type Project Capacity (MW) Projected In- Service Date PEPCO Talbert 230kV Charles Under ConstructioS17 natural gas Q4 BGE Perryman Harford Under ConstructioS32 natural gas Q4 PEPCO Morgantown-Oak Grove St. Charles Under ConstructioV3-017 natural gas Q2 PEPCO White Oak Montgomery Under ConstructioW4-010 natural gas Q4 PEPCO Burches Hill-Brandywine 230kV Prince George's Under Study X3-087 natural gas Q2 PEPCO Kelson Ridge 230kV Charles Under ConstructioX4-006 natural gas Q2 PEPCO Burches Hill-Chalk Point 500kV Prince George's Under Study X4-035 natural gas Q2 ODEC Rock Spring 500kV Cecil Under Study Y1-065 natural gas Q2 DPL Crisfield 25kV Somerset Under Study Y2-108 oil Q2 APS Damascus-Mt. Airy 34.5kV Frederick Under Study Y3-029 natural gas Q1 DPL Rock Springs 500kV Cecil Under Study Y3-102 natural gas 1, Q2 DPL Rock Springs 500kV Cecil Under Study Z1-041 natural gas Q1 PEPCO Burches Hill-Chalk Point 500kV Prince George's Under Study Z1-052 natural gas Q1 16
20 Table 7: Proposed New Renewable Generation in Maryland PJM Queue Effective Date: December 17, 2013 Transmission Owner Project Name County Location PJM Queue Status PJM Queue # Fuel Type Project Capacity (MW) Projected In- Service Date APS Dans Mountain Allegheny Under Construction S14 wind Q4 DPL Pocomoke Somerset Under Study T144 biomass Q1 APS Kelso Gap 69kV Garrett Under Study T16 wind Q4 APS Four Mile Ridge Wind 138kV Garrett Under Construction U2-030 wind Q4 DPL Laurel 69kV Wicomico Under Study W1-070 solar Q2 DPL Worcester 25kV Worcester Under Study W3-160 solar Q1 DPL Loretto-Kings Creek 138kV Somerset Under Study X1-096 wind Q4 DPL Todd 69kV Anne Arundel Under Study X3-008 solar Q2 DPL West Cambridge-Vienna 69kV Dorcester Under Study X3-015 solar Q4 DPL Church Hill 69kV Queen Anne Under Construction X3-066 solar Q4 APS Deep Creek-Penn Mar 115kV Garrett Under Study Y1-003 wind Q4 BGE Friendship Manor Howard Under Construction Y1-045 solar Q3 DPL Wye Mills 69kV Talbot Under Study Y1-079 solar Q2 DPL Dorchester 12kV Dorchester Under Study Y1-080 solar Q4 APS Balenger Sewage-Thomas Bakery 34.Frederick Under Study Y2-096 biomass Q3 BGE Otter Point 34.5kV Baltimore Under Construction Y2-100 methane Q2 BGE Perryman Solar Harford Under Construction Y2-117 solar Q4 DPL Chestertown-Millington 69kV Kent Under Study Y3-033 wind Q3 PEPCO Rockawalkin 69kV Wicomico Under Study Y3-058 solar Q2 PEPCO Ashton 480V Montgomery Under Construction Y3-074 hydro Q3 DPL Stockton 1 69kV Worcester Under Study Z1-076 solar Q4 DPL Stockton 2 69kV Worcester Under Study Z1-077 solar Q4 DPL Church 25kV Queen Anne's Under Study Z1-081 solar Q1 DPL Somerset County 25kV Somerset Under Study Z1-104 storage Q2 DPL Pocomoke 1 138kV Somerset Under Study Z1-117 solar Q2 DPL Pocomoke 2 138kV Somerset Under Study Z1-118 solar Q2 DPL Pocomoke 3 138kV Somerset Under Study Z1-119 solar Q2 DPL Loretto 1 138kV Somerset Under Study Z1-120 solar Q2 DPL Loretto 2 138kV Somerset Under Study Z1-121 solar Q2 DPL Loretto 3 138kV Somerset Under Study Z1-122 solar Q2 DPL Piney Grove 1 138kV Worcester Under Study Z1-123 solar Q2 DPL Piney Grove 2 138kV Worcester Under Study Z1-124 solar Q2 DPL Piney Grove 3 138kV Worcester Under Study Z1-125 solar Q2 DPL Piney Grove 4 138kV Worcester Under Study Z1-126 solar Q2 17
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