Baltimore Gas & Electric delivers power to Bel Air, and getting a system connected to its grid means clearing two entirely separate approvals: a building and electrical permit through Harford County’s Department of Inspections, Licenses & Permits, and a separate interconnection agreement with BGE itself. Miss either one and you can’t legally send power back to the grid.
NEDES runs both tracks at once instead of waiting on one to finish before starting the other. We file at Harford County’s Permit Center on South Main Street, submit your BGE interconnection application in parallel, and stamp systems over 10 kW with a licensed engineer’s design where the county requires it. One point of contact, two approvals, no gap for either one to stall the other.
