ANNAPOLIS, MD (December 17, 2024) ~ Annapolis, MD - The Maryland Department of Agriculture has announced a new addition to their Weights and Measures program in response to the increasing use of electric vehicles in the state. Starting January 1, 2025, the program will begin registering service agencies and technicians involved in the installation, repair, and calibration of electrical vehicle fueling equipment.

As electric vehicles become more popular in Maryland, the Department of Agriculture has recognized the need for proper regulation and oversight of their fueling equipment. This falls under the department's Weights and Measures Program, which is responsible for ensuring accuracy in measuring devices such as gas pumps and scales.

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To register as a service agency or technician, interested parties can find an application on the Weights and Measures program page on the department's website. The completed application should be emailed to weight.measures@maryland.gov along with a certification of standard used in calibration.

Upon receiving the application, the office will review it and contact the applicant with further information about requirements, testing, and payment of fees. The registration fee is $200.00 per agency and $50.00 per technician, with an additional $25.00 for the required test. Payment will be made by invoice only.

For any questions or concerns about this new registration process, individuals can contact Alison Wilkinson at Alison.Wilkinson@Maryland.gov or 410-841-5790. The Maryland Department of Agriculture is committed to ensuring fair practices for all consumers and businesses involved in electric vehicle fueling.

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