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SA2TOSJR3 • 2025

This amendment deletes the provision in Senate Joint Resolution No.

This amendment deletes the provision in Senate Joint Resolution No.

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2025-03-27
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This amendment deletes the provision in Senate Joint Resolution No.

This amendment deletes the provision in Senate Joint Resolution No.

What This Bill Does

  • This amendment deletes the provision in Senate Joint Resolution No.
  • This amendment deletes the provision in Senate Joint Resolution No.
  • 3 that allows Public Service Commission-regulated utilities, which include Delmarva Power & Light Company, to recover all reasonable costs associated with the design, deployment, and operation of the pilot projects involving battery storage systems, including administrative and Information Technology and Operational Technology systems expenses, less any funding received from the DESEU.
  • Furthermore, the amendment requires Delmarva Power & Light Company to develop its battery storage pilot project without passing on the costs to ratepayers, and instead must rely entirely upon the funding received from the DESEU and any available grant funding.

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Official Summary Text

This amendment deletes the provision in Senate Joint Resolution No.
This amendment deletes the provision in Senate Joint Resolution No. 3 that allows Public Service Commission-regulated utilities, which include Delmarva Power & Light Company, to recover all reasonable costs associated with the design, deployment, and operation of the pilot projects involving battery storage systems, including administrative and Information Technology and Operational Technology systems expenses, less any funding received from the DESEU. Furthermore, the amendment requires Delmarva Power & Light Company to develop its battery storage pilot project without passing on the costs to ratepayers, and instead must rely entirely upon the funding received from the DESEU and any available grant funding.