Project Timeline
2023-2024
Initial communication with key stakeholders, including community members, local renewable energy advocates, and policymakers to introduce the project
2025
Continued engagement with neighbors, local stakeholders, businesses, government officials, and utility personnel
2026
Continued engagement with the local permitting authority to receive a Development Plan approval
Beginning of state permitting process, with community engagement meetings prior to applying to the Maryland Public Service Commission for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN)
2028
Construction starts
2029
Anticipated commercial operation date
Local Outreach
Plus Power has been developing Pulaski with a focus on meeting the needs of the Baltimore Gas and Electric grid and the customers it serves. We are committed to working with the Baltimore County community and keeping its residents involved throughout the development process.
Community Benefits
The Pulaski Energy Storage facility will be a good neighbor and a valuable asset to the surrounding community for decades to come. The project will provide necessary capacity for the region with no air polluting emissions. As a static facility with insignificant traffic and minimal municipal services, the Pulaski facility will have little impact on neighbors. Significant project benefits to the community include:
High-paying construction jobs
Enhanced resiliency from a new, state-of-the-art power resource
Expanded property tax base for the local district