Maryland Code, Public Utilities § 7-1003

(a)(1) On or before July 1, 2025, each investor-owned electric company shall file with the Commission one or more time-of-use tariffs for appropriate customer classes, to be made available to customers on an opt-in basis.

(2) Each time-of-use tariff shall establish a sufficient price discount for off-peak hours compared to peak hours, as determined by the market or an investor-owned electric company's cost of service, to encourage customers to adjust electricity use to off-peak hours.

(1) the potential to avoid or defer electric distribution system capital projects through the use of time-of-use rates, demand-response and demand-side programs, and renewable on-site generating systems; and

(2) the merits and feasibility of transitioning all customers to a time-of-use tariff on an opt-out basis.

(1) the impacts of opt-in time-of-use tariffs on the electric distribution system;

(2) the timeline, feasibility, and merits of transitioning all customers to a time-of-use tariff on an opt-out basis; and

(3) whether a full transition to time-of-use rates is justified.

(g)(1) A municipal electric utility or electric cooperative may file with the Commission one or more time-of-use tariffs in the same manner as an investor-owned electric company under this section.

(2) If a municipal electric utility or electric cooperative elects to file with the Commission a time-of-use tariff under this section, the provisions of this section that apply to an investor-owned electric company shall also apply to the municipal electric utility or electric cooperative.