Dogwood & Old Court Rd

Baltimore Gas & Electric

Specifications

The Dogwood Projects are located in Baltimore County near Milford Mill and the Patapsco Valley State Park. The state park spans 32 miles along the Patapsco River and encompasses over 16,000 acres. It was also celebrated as Maryland’s first state park in 2006. While originally established as a state forest reserve in 1907, it has since become a nationally-acclaimed park for its scenery and 200 miles of hiking opportunities.

These solar projects are located on privately owned farmland just a couple miles from the popular state park. The Dogwood projects are located on two nearly-adjacent sites in western Baltimore County and will total 3.800 Megawatts, powered by approximately 11,000 solar panels. The projects will generate enough electricity annually to power up to 700 homes each year over their 35 year life. Their output will be subscribed by residential ratepayers who live in the Baltimore Gas & Electric service territory.

Project Terms

No cost to join
Three-year plan length
Covers 80% of your monthly electricity usage through BGE
680 minimum FICO score required for non-LMI customers
60-day cancellation notice if moving out of BGE territory or 12-month notice for other reasons
Transferable for no cost

Project Updates

April 26, 2024

Dogwood and Old Court currently service 581 customers.
On December 3^rd, 2019 and October 3^rd, 2019 these kiddy-corner solar farms (Dogwood and Old Court respectively) were turned on and began generating solar energy!

Grab a few items to make your sign up easy.

Copy of a Recent Electric Bill

A recent electric bill is necessary to connect your community solar subscription to our utility account. Either electronic or paper copies are acceptable.

Payment Method

You can start your subscription with a bank account, credit card, or debit card. We do not charge you until the community solar farm is turned on and generating electricity for your subscription.

Income Verification

This step is only required for those who may qualify for the S.H.A.R.E.™ program for low- to moderate-income residents. Examples include Medicaid card, EBT, and SNAP card.