Maryland Utility-Owned Public Charging – July 1, 2020

Maryland Utility EV Charging Stations July 1 2020 — click map for charging station details

Approximately 118 Ports at 24 Sites

Last year the Maryland Public Service Commission approved the implementation of a five-year pilot program for utility-owned and operated public EV charging stations. Since the program began on July 1, 2019, BGE, Pepco and Potomac Edison have installed approximately 118 charging ports at 24 sites. One of the first BGE sites was installed in Westminster last December.

We are documenting the progress at this point in time with the unofficial map above. The orange pins designate the sites we know are open that have at least one fast charger. The green pins are the sites with only Level 2 connectors. Click the pins to reveal more detail.

Semi-Annual Report Due in August

The utilities are required to submit semi-annual progress reports to the PSC. The report that covers the first half of 2020 is due in August.

Below are photos of many of the completed utility-owned sites we’ve visited in Maryland. More charging stations are currently under construction or being planned. Stay tuned for updates.