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Improved Communications Among Stakeholders

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Page 1: Improved Communications Among Stakeholders

Improved Communications

Among Stakeholders

Page 2: Improved Communications Among Stakeholders

“The customer’s perception is your

reality.” –Kate Zabriskie

PPRP functions to ensure that Maryland meets its

electricity demands at reasonable costs while

protecting the State's valuable natural resources. It

provides a continuing program for evaluating electric

generation issues and recommending responsible,

long-term solutions.

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OPC

Counties

Public

PSC

Governor

DNR

State

Agencies

Environmental

Groups

Cities and

Municipalities

MACoElectric

Utilities

Merchant

Generators

FERCFEMA

ICPRBMD

Farm

Bureau

General

Assembly

NRC

SRBC

MD Colleges

and

Universities

Other

States

PJM

Citizens of

Maryland

PPRP’s Stakeholders are

our customers.

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Focus on the Future

Times and conditions

change so rapidly that

we must keep our aim

constantly focused on

the future.

- Walt Disney

CPCN?

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Stakeholder Interactions

• What was Deregulation?

• Who is PJM?

• Who is PPRP?

• What is the CPCN Process?

Pre-emption?

• How does a County best plan for

new generation in my county?

• How can a County best affect its

energy future?

• One-on-one meetings

• Webinars

• 2017 Legislation

• PPRP Website Update

• Electricity Factbook

• Smart Siting/SmartDG+

• PPRAC Focus Group

Mtgs

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Communicatnng Recent

Legislation

• HB1360/SB851: Public Service Commission – Application for

a CPCN – Consistency With Comprehensive Plan

(Generation)

– Requires local government to review the CPCN application

to determine whether it is consistent with the jurisdiction’s

comprehensive plan

– Prohibits the PSC from holding a public hearing on an

application or issuing a CPCN if any unit of local

government determines that an application is inconsistent

with the comprehensive plan6

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HB 1350/SB 0851 (cont.)

• Public Service Commission – Application for a CPCN –

Consistency With Comprehensive Plan (Generation)

– Commits the PSC to provide due consideration of the

consistency of the application with the jurisdiction’s

comprehensive plan and zoning and also to make efforts to

resolve issues

– Requires additional notification of public officials by the PSC

rather than the Department of Planning

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PPRP Website – a tool for

effective communication

Go to

Program

Activities

Under

Development:

PSC CPCN

Cases Under

Review

Potential Power

Plants and T-

Line Reviews

AVAILABLE

AUGUST 2017

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Another tool to assist

Stakeholders - SmartDG+

Assist Counties and

Baltimore in understanding

and planning for new

generation – for example:

How to plan for future

siting of renewables

Economic development

opportunities