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BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF MARYLAND
APPLICATION OF SOLTAGE MD DEVCO, LLC AND BERLIN LIVING, LLC TO CONSTRUCT SIX CO-LOCATED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC GENERATING FACILITIES TOTALING 18 MWAC IN THE TOWN OF BERLIN, MARYLAND, CASE NO. 9826
NOTICE OF SECOND PUBLIC COMMENT HEARING
A second public comment hearing in the above-entitled matter is scheduled for Monday, June 22, 2026, 7:00 p.m. at the Willards Lion Community Center, Hearn Street, Willards, MD 21874, concerning Soltage MD DevCo, LLC’s and Berlin Living, LLC’s application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to construct six co-located solar photovoltaic generating facilities totaling 18 MW in the Town of Berlin, Maryland. The Project is anticipated to occupy approximately 112 acres of two parcels totaling approximately 157 acres located on Main Street (MD Route 818), northwest of the intersection of MD Route 50 and MD Route 113, and described by Tax Map 20, Grid 20, Parcels 49 and 54.
The hearing will begin with a presentation ofthe Project by the Applicant; followed by a presentation by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Power Plant Research Program (PPRP) of its recommendations with respect to the Project; followed by the Technical Staff of the Public Service Commission of Maryland (Staff) as to its recommendations regarding the Project. Thereafter, members of the public will have an opportunity to provide comment on the proposed Project.
If any member of the public is unable to attend in-person but would like to participate virtually, you may sign up through the Public Service Commission of Maryland’s (“the Commission’s”) website: psc.maryland.gov by Thursday, June 18, 2026. Under the section titled “Comment on a Case,” click the link for “Learn More.” On the right side of the page, take the following steps: click on “Speak at a Public Comment Hearing”; click on Case No. 9826; click on June 22, 2026; select 7:00 p.m. and click on “Next”; and enter your name and email address and click “Schedule Event.” You will receive a zoom link for the meeting once you have completed the sign-up process. Barring technical difficulties, the public hearing may be viewed on the Public Utility Law Judge Division’s YouTube Channel, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYK5mu0UMAUOqSQowRq2TIQ/.
Written comments on the proposed Project maybe submitted electronically or by first-class mail by Wednesday, July 1, 2026. Instructions for submitting written and electronic written comments can be accessed by going to the Commission’s home page at https://psc.maryland.gov, scrolling down to the section titled “Comment on a Case” and clicking the link for “Learn More.” The instructions can also be accessed via the following link: https://psc.maryland.gov/online-services/file-a-public-comment/. Comments submitted electronically must be submitted through the Commission’s e-filesystem, which can be accessed via the following link: https://webpscxb.pscmaryland.com/DMS/E-file-pc. Commenters utilizing the e-file system are required to complete a one-time registration. If submitted by first-class mail, comments must be addressed to Jamie Bergin, Chief Clerk, Maryland Public Service Commission, William Donald Schaefer Tower, 6 St. Paul Street, 16th Floor, Baltimore, Maryland 21202. Only one copy is required. All comments, whether submitted by first-class mail or electronically, must include a reference to Case No. 9826.
