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BGE Outage Center — Central Maryland User Reports

User power reports from states where we list Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE). Restoration times come from BGE's official tools; we are not affiliated with Exelon. Pepco, Delmarva Power, and others serve other parts of Maryland.

BGE power outage in Central Maryland, including Baltimore City and surrounding counties — electric service disruption and restoration status

BGE at a glance

Exelon distribution mixing Baltimore urban plant with suburban and rural overhead. Listed in 1 state in our electric provider table (Central Maryland, including Baltimore City and surrounding counties).

Official status: BGE Outage Center

How this number is built: last-24-hour power reports from cities in states where BGE appears on our power provider list. Users do not pick a utility. Other electric companies in the same state can share this total.

About BGE Power Outages

BGE is Exelon's utility for Baltimore and central Maryland. It is not Pepco (southern Maryland / D.C. suburbs) and not Delmarva Power (Eastern Shore). Wet snow, tropical remnants, and summer thunderstorms are the restoration drivers.

Users do not pick BGE. We count power reports from states where Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) appears — Maryland-wide. We are not BGE.

How to Report a BGE Outage

Open bge.com/outages or the BGE app on cellular data. Report by phone or enrolled texting. If the address is Pepco, Delmarva, or SMECO, use that map. ETRs come from BGE.

Why BGE Power Goes Out

In Central Maryland, including Baltimore City and surrounding counties, an electric outage is usually local distribution, not a collapse of the bulk grid. Typical BGE patterns:

Wet snow and ice in central Maryland

A glaze or wet-snow event takes suburban Baltimore County laterals down for days.

Tropical remnants up the Bay

Leftover rain bands and wind affect Baltimore and the western shore.

Urban underground faults

A downtown Baltimore cable issue can darken a few blocks without overhead damage.

Pepco vs BGE mix-up

D.C. suburbs are often Pepco. The Eastern Shore is often Delmarva. Check the bill.

Before You Call BGE

  1. Confirm the bill says BGE, not Pepco or Delmarva Power.
  2. Open the BGE Outage Center or BGE app.
  3. See whether neighbors on the same transformer are dark.
  4. Report in the BGE app if the map has no event.
  5. Stay away from downed lines; call 911.

Cities With Power Reports in BGE States

No city-level power reports in the last 24 hours from these states. When users submit reports, they will list here.

States Where We List BGE

Open a state power outages page for city lists and the report form. Other electric companies may also serve these states.

Maryland

View power outages and user reports for cities in Maryland.

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Other Electric Utility Outage Pages

Same live-report method, different service territory.

See all electric utility hubs on the national power outage page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a BGE outage right now?

No user power reports from BGE-listed states in 24 hours There are no power reports from states where we list Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE). Pepco or Delmarva may still have outages. Use BGE's official tools. We are not Exelon.

Where is the BGE outage map?

Use BGE Outage Center on the official site or app. Restoration times and polygons come from BGE, not from this page. US Outage Tracker - Daily is independent and is not BGE.

How do I report a BGE outage?

Open bge.com/outages or the BGE app on cellular data. Report by phone or enrolled texting. If the address is Pepco, Delmarva, or SMECO, use that map. ETRs come from BGE.

Why might this count include other electric companies?

Users report a power outage by city, not by brand. We total those reports from states where our provider list includes BGE. Another utility in the same state can share this total.

This BGE outage page is an independent snapshot of user power reports. Baltimore Gas and Electric Company and related marks are trademarks of their owners. For restoration times, use BGE Outage Center.