NOTICE TO
ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY CUSTOMERS

Notice of Filing and Notice of Public Hearings
(referred to as the “Notice”)

In the Matter of the 2025/2026 Annual Compliance Filings for a Change in the Statewide Electric and Gas Permanent Universal Service Fund Program Factors within the Electric and Gas Societal Benefits Charges Rates Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 48:2-21 and N.J.S.A. 49:2-21.1

BPU Docket No. ER25060371

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Universal Service Fund (“USF”) Program established by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (“Board” or “BPU”) pursuant to the Electric Discount and Energy Competition Act, N.J.S.A. 48:3-49, et seq, serves to provide funds to assist qualifying low-income individuals in paying their energy bills. Pursuant to Board Orders, the costs of the USF Program are recovered through uniform statewide rates that are included in the Societal Benefits Charge (“SBC”) for each of the State’s electric and gas public utilities. The SBC also includes funding for the Lifeline program, which provides assistance with heating costs to qualifying elderly and disabled persons. The State of New Jersey’s Department of Community Affairs is the Administrator of the USF Program. The New Jersey Department of Human Services is the Administrator of the Lifeline programs and authorizes the disbursement of benefits to eligible customers in the respective programs.

On June 27, 2025, Atlantic City Electric Company (“ACE” or “Company”) made an Annual Compliance Filing with the Board and provided supporting documentation for changes in the USF and Lifeline components of ACE’s SBC to become effective on October 1, 2025.

Based upon the results and available estimates known to date for the 2024/2025 USF program year, and the available estimates for the 2025/2026 USF program year, it is anticipated that the USF rates will be set to collect $332.1 million, of which approximately $242.1 million would be recovered through electric rates with the remaining $90.0 million recovered through gas rates on a statewide basis. The Lifeline rates are anticipated to collect $74.6 million, of which $50.7 million would be recovered through electric rates with the remaining $23.9 million recovered through gas rates on a statewide basis.

The current combined rate, after sales and use tax (“SUT”), for the USF and Lifeline programs for electric customers is $0.002969 per kilowatt-hour (“kWh”). As proposed, the after-SUT USF/Lifeline program charge for electric customers would increase by $0.001539 per kWh, consisting of an increase of $0.001516 per kWh in the USF component and an increase of $0.000023 per kWh in the Lifeline component, to a total rate of $0.004508 per kWh.

Based upon the Company’s filing date, a typical residential customer using 643 kWh per month would see an increase in the customer’s monthly bill of $0.99 from $192.67 to $193.66 or 0.51%. The percentage change applicable to specific customers will vary according to the applicable service classification and the level of the customer’s usage.

It is important to note that the above requests will not result in any profit to ACE. The revenues received under the proposed USF and Lifeline Program factors are designed to permit the Company to recover its costs associated with these programs. Actual program costs will be reconciled with the revenues received through the USF and Lifeline Program charges in the next scheduled annual USF and Lifeline filing to be made on or before July 1, 2026.

The proposed charges for electric customers are as follows:

“Universal Service/Lifeline Fund Components of Societal Benefits Charge”

	Present	Present (Incl. SUT)	Proposed	Proposed (Incl. SUT)
USF-Electric per kWh	$0.002075	$0.002212	$0.003496	$0.003728
Lifeline-Electric per kWh	$0.000710	$0.000757	$0.000732	$0.000780
Total USF/Lifeline per kWh	$0.002785	$0.002969	$0.004228	$0.004508

The effect of the proposed changes in the electric USF/Lifeline Program charge on typical Residential electric bills, if approved by the Board, is illustrated below:

Residential Electric Service

Typical Average Monthly Bill (Includes New Jersey SUT)

	Present Charges (1)	Proposed Charges (2)	Increase Amount	Increase Percent
643 kWh average monthly use	$192.67	$193.66	$0.99	0.51%
680 kWh average monthly use	$203.37	$204.42	$1.05	0.52%
1,000 kWh average monthly use	$297.93	$299.47	$1.54	0.52%
1,500 kWh average monthly use	$446.54	$448.85	$2.31	0.52%

(1) Based upon Basic Generation Service Residential Small Commercial Pricing (BGS-RSCP) and Delivery Rates in effect June 1, 2025 and assumes that the customer receives BGS-RSCP service from ACE.

(2) Same as (1) above except includes change in USF/Lifeline.

The Board has the statutory authority to establish the USF and Lifeline charges at levels it finds just and reasonable. Any final rate adjustments found by the Board to be just and reasonable may be modified and/or allocated by the Board in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 48:2-21, and for other good and legally sufficient reasons, to any class or classes of customers of the Company. Therefore, the Board may establish the USF and Lifeline charges at levels other than those proposed by the Company.

A copy of this Notice is being served upon the clerk, executive or administrator of each municipality and county within ACE’s service territory. The Company’s Annual Compliance Filing and this Notice have also been sent to the New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel (“Rate Counsel”), who will represent the interests of all ACE customers in this proceeding. Copies of this Notice and other relevant documents are posted on the Company’s website at www.atlanticcityelectric.com/PublicPostings.

PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that virtual public hearings will be conducted on the following date and times so that members of the public may present their views on the filing:

VIRTUAL PUBLIC HEARINGS

Date: September 11, 2025

Hearing Times: 4:30 P.M. and 5:30 P.M.

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A copy of this Notice is also being served upon the clerk, executive or administrator of each municipality and county within the Company’s service territory.

Representatives of ACE, Board Staff, and Rate Counsel will participate in the virtual public hearings. Members of the public are invited to participate by utilizing the Meeting ID or Dial-In Number set forth above to express their views on this filing. All comments will become part of the final record to be considered by the Board. To encourage full participation in this opportunity for public comment, please submit any requests for accommodations, such as interpreters or listening assistance, 48 hours prior to the above hearing to the Board Secretary at board.secretary@bpu.nj.gov.

Comments may be submitted directly to the specific docket number listed above using the “Post Comments” button on the Board’s Public Document Search tool at https://publicaccess.bpu.state.nj.us/. Comments are considered public documents for purposes of the State’s Open Public Records Act. Only documents that are intended to be public should be submitted using the “Post Comments” button on the Board’s Public Document Search tool. Any confidential information should be submitted in accordance with the procedures set forth in N.J.A.C. 14:1-12.3. In addition to hard copy submissions, confidential information may also be filed electronically via the Board’s e-filing system or by email to the Secretary of the Board, Sherri L. Lewis. Please include “Confidential Information” in the subject line of any email. Instructions for confidential e-filing are found on the Board’s webpage at https://www.nj.gov/bpu/agenda/eliling/.

Emailed and/or written comments may also be submitted to:

Sherri L. Lewis, RMC
Secretary of the Board
New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
44 South Clinton Ave., 1st Floor
P.O. Box 350
Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0350
Phone: (609) 913-6241
Email: board.secretary@bpu.nj.gov

All emailed or mailed comments should include the name of the matter referenced above and the assigned docket number.

Dated: August 14, 2025

Atlantic City Electric Company

NOTICE TO ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY CUSTOMERS

IN THE MATTER OF THE PROVISION OF BASIC GENERATION SERVICE (“BGS”)
FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING JUNE 1, 2026

BPU DOCKET NO. ER25040190

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, on July 1, 2025, Atlantic City Electric Company (“ACE” or “Company”) filed an annual “Proposal for Basic Generation Service (“BGS”) Requirements to be Procured Effective June 1, 2026″ with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (“Board” or “BPU”), requesting that the Board approve the procurement of BGS through a statewide competitive auction process with new BGS charges to become effective June 1, 2026 (“Petition”). BGS is the default electric generation supply provided to all ACE customers who do not purchase their electricity supply from a third-party supplier.

The Board mandates that the New Jersey electric distribution companies (“EDCs”), including ACE, provide BGS in accordance with the requirements of the Electric Discount and Energy Competition Act, N.J.S.A. 48:3-49, et seq. (“Act”). BGS is currently procured through a statewide competitive auction process in which all of the EDCs seek competitive offers for BGS supply from electric generation suppliers. In this auction process, electric generation suppliers bid in a descending-clock auction on specified portions of the electric requirements for BGS customers for each EDC. Since 2001, the Board has approved this type of auction and found that this process meets the statutory requirements of the Act. The Petition is available at https://www.bgs-auction.com/bgs.auction.regproc.asp.

The final price for such supply, provided under the ACE Basic Generation Service-Residential Small Commercial Pricing (“BGS-RSCP”) tariff and resulting from the BGS-RSCP auction conducted in 2025, was **$0.11050 per kilowatt-hour** for a thirty-six (36)-month supply period. For supply provided under the Basic Generation Service-Commercial and Industrial Energy Pricing (“BGS-CIEP”) tariff and resulting from the auction conducted in 2025, the Generation Capacity Charge cleared at **$605.22 per MW-day**.

The final auction clearing prices for the BGS supply procured in the 2026 BGS-RSCP and BGS-CIEP auctions may be higher or lower than the prices obtained in the 2025 auctions. Auction prices are converted to customer charges, which may be higher or lower than current charges, depending on the outcome of the auction consistent with market conditions. BGS charges also include applicable transmission charges set by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”). BGS-RSCP and BGS-CIEP charges may change to reflect any increases or decreases in these FERC-approved transmission charges.

As proposed in the Petition, the criteria for BGS-CIEP eligibility will be set at a peak load share of 500 kW. Customers eligible to be served under the BGS-RSCP rate include customers served under ACE’s rate schedules RS, DDC, SPL, CSL, MGS, MGS-SEVC, and AGS customers with a peak load share of less than 500 kW. BGS-CIEP will be the only default supply option available to customers served on rate schedule TGS and to customers served on rate schedules MGS Secondary, MGS Secondary Electric Vehicle Charging, MGS Primary, AGS Secondary, and AGS Primary with a peak load share of 500 kW and higher as of November 1 of the year prior to the BGS auctions. These criteria for BGS-CIEP service are subject to change for this year’s procurement at the discretion of the Board.

PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that a virtual public hearing is scheduled for the following day and time so that members of the public may present their views on the Petition:

VIRTUAL PUBLIC HEARING

Date: Monday, September 8, 2025

Time: 4:30 P.M.

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Representatives of the Company, Board Staff, and the New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel will participate in the virtual public hearing. Members of the public are invited to participate and express their views by utilizing the Teams link or the telephone information set forth above. All comments will be made part of the final record of the proceeding to be considered by the Board in deciding this matter. To encourage full participation in this opportunity for public comment, please submit any requests for needed accommodations, such as interpreters and/or listening assistance, at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the above hearing to the Board Secretary at board.secretaryfabpu.nj.gov.

The Board is also accepting written and electronic comments. Comments may be submitted directly to the specific docket listed above using the “Post Comments” button on the Board’s Document Search tool, https://publicaccess.bpu.state.nj.us. Comments are considered “public documents” for purposes of the State’s Open Public Records Act. Only documents that are intended to be public should be submitted using the “Post Comments” button on the Board’s Public Document Search tool. Any confidential information should be submitted in accordance with the procedures set forth in N.J.A.C. 14:1-12.3. In addition to hard copy submissions, confidential information may be filed electronically via the Board’s e-filing system or by email to the Secretary of the Board, Sherri L. Lewis. Please include “Confidential Information” in the subject line of any email. Instructions for confidential e-filing are found on the Board’s webpage, https://www.nj.gov/bpu/agenda/efiling/. Please include the docket number listed above to assist in identifying the matter you are commenting on.

Emailed and/or written comments may also be submitted to:

Sherri L. Lewis, RMC
Secretary of the Board
New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
44 South Clinton Avenue, 1st Floor
P.O. Box 350
Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0350
Phone: (609) 913-6241
Email: board.secretary@bpu.nj.gov

PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Board will conduct an additional legislative-type hearing on **Thursday, September 18, 2025**, beginning at **11:00 A.M.**, regarding the BGS proposals. It is anticipated that the Board will rule on the EDCs’ BGS proposals shortly thereafter. The Board’s hearing schedules can be found at https://www.nj.gov/bpu.

Dated: August 14, 2025

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY

NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS OF
ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY
OF FILING REGARDING
RATE ADJUSTMENT AND PUBLIC HEARINGS

IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ADJUSTMENT TO ITS CONSERVATION INCENTIVE PROGRAM RATE MECHANISM AND ASSOCIATED CUSTOMER CLASS RATES (2025)

BPU Docket No. ER25070461

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, on July 31, 2025, Atlantic City Electric Company (“ACE” or “Company”), a New Jersey public utility, filed a petition with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (“Board” or “BPU”) seeking authorization to implement adjustments to its Conservation Incentive Program (“CIP”) rate mechanism (“CIP Recovery Charge” or “Rider CIP”) based upon actual results for the program year July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025 (“Petition”). ACE requested that the Board permit the proposed rate adjustments to become effective for electric service rendered on and after October 1, 2025.

On April 27, 2021, in BPU Docket No. EO20090621, the Board adopted a stipulation of settlement authorizing ACE to implement its energy efficiency (“EE”) programs (the “ACE EE Order”). The ACE EE Order approved a portfolio of EE programs with an established budget for the three-year term beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024 (the “EE Program”). By Order dated May 22, 2024, also in BPU Docket No. EO20090621, the EE Program was extended with an associated budget increase. In addition to the EE Program, the Board has approved the Company’s implementation of a cost recovery mechanism, the EE Surcharge, which was included as a component of ACE’s Rider Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

The Company also received the Board’s approval of a modified electric CIP calculation methodology to recover a portion of the Company’s revenues that might be lost due to the successful implementation of the EE Program and the related decrease in energy usage and energy sales. The Company was authorized to implement the CIP Recovery Charge (also known as Rider CIP). The ACE EE Order contemplates that the CIP Recovery Charge shall be adjusted annually and that any variances from the annual filings shall be trued-up in the subsequent year. This applies to the EE Program and its extension.

The CIP applies to the following ACE Rate Schedules: Residential Service (“RS”), Monthly General Service-Secondary (“MGSS”), MGS-Primary (“MGSP”), Annual General Service-Secondary (“AGSS”), AGS Primary (“AGSP”), Transmission General Service Sub-Transmission (“TGST”), and Transmission General Service (“TGS”). The CIP is not applicable to Rate Schedules Direct Distribution Connection (“DDC”), Street and Private Lighting (“SPL”), and Contributed Street Lighting (“CSL”). The CIP Recovery Charge provides a rate adjustment related to changes in the average revenue per customer when compared to a baseline revenue per customer. The CIP margin deficiency to be collected from customers – or the margin excess to be refunded to customers – is calculated each month by applicable rate schedule by subtracting the baseline revenue per customer from the actual revenue per customer and multiplying the resulting revenue per customer by the actual number of customers for the month. ACE’s ability to recover an adjustment to its CIP is subject to the Company passing an earnings test and is subject to limitations based on offsetting savings achieved by the Company in the costs of Basic Generation Service (“BGS”).

As outlined in the Petition, ACE proposes to collect a net CIP amount of $9,573,865, which represents $10,822,575 of margin deficiency for the residential, $4,523,556 for MGSP, $260,961 for TGST, and $338,252 for TGS customer classes, partially offset by $6,371,480 of refunds owed to customers in the MGSS, AGSS, and AGSP customer classes. The carryforward balance for CIP Year 3 is in the amount of margin deficiency $22,774,566. The total net CIP balance to be collected from customers over the upcoming CIP period is $32,348,432.

If the Board approves this request, the Company estimates that a typical Residential customer using 643 kWh would see a bill decrease of $1.01 or 0.62%, from $162.67 to $161.66, due to this filing. The exact amount that any such bill will decrease or increase depends upon the amount of electricity usage per customer.

The impact noted above is based upon a comparison with current rates as of July 1, 2025. Any final rate adjustments found by the Board to be just and reasonable may be modified and/or allocated by the Board in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 48:3-4, and for other good and legally sufficient reasons, to any class or classes of customers of the Company. Therefore, the rates set out above may increase or decrease based upon the Board’s decision.

A copy of this Notice of Filing and Public Hearings on the Petition is being served upon the clerk, executive or administrator of each municipality and county within the Company’s service territory. The Petition and this Notice have been posted on ACE’s website at www.atlanticcityelectric.com/PublicPostings and has also been sent to the New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel (“Rate Counsel”), who will represent the interests of all ACE customers in this proceeding. The Petition is also available to review online through the Board’s website, https://publicaccess.bpu.state.nj.us, where you can search by the above-captioned docket number. The Petition and Board file may also be reviewed at the Board located at 44 South Clinton Avenue, 1st Floor, Trenton, New Jersey, with an appointment. To make an appointment, call (609) 913-6298.

PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that virtual public hearings are scheduled for the following dates and times so that members of the public may present their views on the Company’s Petition:

VIRTUAL PUBLIC HEARINGS

Tuesday, September 30, 2025, at 4:30 P.M. (Virtual Webinar)
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Representatives from the Company, Rate Counsel, and the Board’s Staff will participate in the virtual public hearings. Members of the public may participate by utilizing the link or Dial-In number set forth above, to express their views regarding the filing. All comments will be made part of the final record of the proceeding to be considered by the Board. To encourage full participation in this opportunity for public comment, please submit any requests for needed accommodations, such as interpreters and/or listening assistance, forty-eight (48) hours prior to the above hearings to the Secretary at board.secretary@bpu.nj.gov.

The Board is also accepting written comments. Comments may be submitted directly to the specific docket listed above using the “Post Comments” button on the Board’s Public Document Search tool. Comments are public documents for purposes of the State’s Open Public Records Act. Only public documents should be submitted using the “Post Comments” button on the Board’s Public Document Search tool. Any confidential information should be submitted in accordance with the procedures set forth in N.J.A.C. 14:1-12.3. In addition to hard copy submissions, confidential information may be filed electronically via the Board’s e-filing system or by email to the Secretary of the Board, Sherri L. Lewis. Please include “Confidential Information” in the subject line of any email. Instructions for confidential e-filing are found on the Board’s webpage, https://www.nj.gov/bpu/agenda/efiling/. Please include the docket number listed above to assist in identifying the matter you are commenting on.

Emailed and/or written comments may also be submitted to:

Secretary of the Board
44 South Clinton Ave., 1st Floor
PO Box 350
Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0350
Email: board.secretary@bpu.nj.gov

All emailed or mailed comments should include the name of the Petition and the Docket Number.

Dated: September 5, 2025

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY

NOTICE OF FILING AND PUBLIC HEARINGS
TO CUSTOMERS OF ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMBINED AND CONSOLIDATED APPLICATION OF ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY TO ADJUST THE LEVEL OF ITS “RIDER RGGI” CHARGES ASSOCIATED WITH ITS LEGACY SOLAR RENEWABLE ENERGY CERTIFICATE (“SREC I”) FINANCING PROGRAM, ITS SUCCESSOR SOLAR RENEWABLE ENERGY CERTIFICATE (“SREC II”) FINANCING PROGRAM, ITS SOLAR TRANSITION INCENTIVE (“TREC”) PROGRAM, ITS SUCCESSOR SOLAR INCENTIVE (“SuSI”) PROGRAM, ITS ENERGY EFFICIENCY (“EE”) T1 and T2 (“EE T1” and “EE T2”, RESPECTIVELY) PROGRAMS, ITS COMMUNITY SOLAR ENERGY PILOT (“CSEP”) PROGRAM AND ITS TIME OF USE (“TOU”) PROGRAM MODIFICATIONS (2025)

BPU Docket No. ER25070444

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, on July 24, 2025, Atlantic City Electric Company (“ACE” or “Company”) filed a petition with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (“Board” or “BPU”) to report on, reconcile, update, and approve certain proposed changes to the Company’s Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (“RGGI”) Recovery Charge Tariff for its Solar Renewable Energy Certificate (“SREC I” and “SREC II”) Financing Programs, its Transition Renewable Energy Certificate (“TREC”) Program, its Successor Solar Incentive (“SuSI”) Program, its Energy Efficiency (“EE”) Programs, its Community Solar Energy Pilot (“CSEP”) Program and its Time of Use (“TOU”) Pilot Program (“Petition”).

Pursuant to the Board’s Order dated May 21, 2025 in BPU Docket No. ER24070534, the Company was authorized to terminate its SREC I Program and transfer the SREC I Program’s remaining account balance to its SREC II Program’s account balance. The SREC I and II Programs are programs where ACE purchases SRECs from solar projects and sells the SRECs in an auction with other New Jersey electric distribution companies (“EDCs”). The TREC Program is a statewide program established by the Board to provide incentives to solar developers in the form of TRECs. Under the TREC Program, ACE and the other New Jersey EDCs are required to acquire TRECs through a joint program administrator. The SuSI Program is a statewide program established by the Board to provide incentives to solar developers in the form of SREC IIs. Under the SuSI Program ACE and other New Jersey EDCs are required to acquire SREC IIs through a joint program administrator. The EE Programs, comprised of EE Triennium 1 (“T1”) and EE Triennium 2 (“T2”), are statewide programs established by the Board pursuant to which the Company administers conservation programs, materials, and education to its customers. The CSEP Program is a statewide program designed to facilitate access to solar energy on a community-wide basis for customers who are otherwise unable individually to participate in solar development programs or projects. The TOU Program was approved by a Board Order dated October 30, 2024 in BPU Docket No. QO23120871 as a mechanism that allows the Company to reduce its system demand during periods of peak use by customers.

As set forth in the Petition, the Company is reporting the SREC I balance amount, including accrued interest, that was transferred to its SREC II account balance. Also, as proposed in the Petition, the Company seeks to maintain the tariff charge for the SREC II Program at its current rate of **$0.000000 per kWh**; decrease the charge for its TREC Program from the current per kWh charge of **$0.002325** to **$0.002146**, including Sales and Use Tax (“SUT”); increase the charge for its SuSI Program from the current per kWh charge of **$0.001155** to **$0.002447**, including SUT; increase the per kWh charge for the EE TI program from the current charge of **$0.002167** to **$0.002284**, including SUT; increase the charge for its EE T2 program from **$0.001431** to **$0.004156** per kWh, including SUT; increase the charge for the CSEP program from the current per kWh charge of **$0.000043** to **$0.000112**, including SUT, for the period November 1, 2025 through October 31, 2026; and modify and set the rates for its TOU Program and establish the Summer peak and off-peak