All subscriber organizations, subscription coordinators, and utilities shall use the uniform electronic transaction processes approved by the Commission. Community Solar Program Data Collection. Subscriber organizations shall provide the Maryland Public Service Commission with the following data by the 10th day of January, April, July, and October, and the data will be provided to the Maryland Energy Administration and may be made publicly available: The name and address of the subscriber organization responsible for the community solar project; The name(s) and contact information (phone number, email address, and website) of the organization(s) authorized to find and sign-up subscribers; The name and description of the community solar array to include its project ID, physical location, and electrical service territory; The status of the community solar array development to identify the project phase to include at least one of the following options: Design and development phase; Under construction; In-service; Canceled/withdrawn; or On-hold/waitlist; The status of subscription acquisition to include at least one of the following options: Not soliciting subscriptions at this time; Subscriptions are available; Fully subscribed, not accepting new subscriptions; or Fully subscribed, but wait-listing new requests; The types of subscriptions being sought to include at least one of the following options: Private placement only, not available to the public; Available to residential subscribers only; Available to commercial subscribers only; or Available to both residential and commercial subscribers; The status of special discounts available to Low and Moderate income subscribers; The project size (kW-ac); The expected in-service date; and Date of last data update. Subscriber organizations shall provide the Maryland Public Service Commission with the following data by the 10th day of January, April, July, and October: Information that the subscriber organization deems confidential shall be marked as such; Confidentially marked documents or information contained therein shall be shared with the Maryland Energy Administration and the Office of People's Counsel; Confidential documents can be shared by the Maryland Public Service Commission with an entity subject to the entity signing a nondisclosure agreement or subject to the requirements of the Public Information Act. The name, address, phone number, and email address of the subscriber organization point of contact (POC); The date program capacity was granted by the utility; The proposed community solar generating system output power (kW-dc); Proposed community solar energy generating system acreage (land actually inside the fence line); The percentage of energy subscribed to residential subscribers and to commercial subscribers; A subscription summary for each class of subscribers showing rates, fees, and any other pertinent information; and Date of last data update. During community solar project design and construction, all data in §B(1) and (2) of this regulation are considered to be the “best estimate” as of the reporting date. Within 60 days of an array going online, data shall be finalized with values as of the date of “Permission to Operate”. No additional reporting is required after the commercial operational date. If no data have changed from the last report, the subscriber organization may simply submit a report stating that there were no changes from the previous report.