FirstEnergy charges new 50-cent fee to customers who don’t autopay their bill
Customers must now pay a 50-cent “service fee” for bill payments from their bank account. The company waives the fee for any customers who sign up for autopay. According to company spokeswoman ...
Electric bills could increase for some FirstEnergy customers. How much and why?
FirstEnergy has proposed a plan that, if approved by an Ohio regulatory commission, could increase some Akron-area customers' ...
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FirstEnergy’s three Ohio subsidiaries file electric security plan with state regulators
Ohio Edison, The Illuminating Company, and Toledo Edison — filed a proposed electric security plan (ESP) on Jan. 31 with the ...
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FirstEnergy’s Ohio Electric Companies File Proposed Electric Security Plan with PUCO
The sixth ESP proposal supports the utilities’ commitment of investing in and maintaining the electric grid while providing customer assistance programs and energy efficiency ...
FirstEnergy Ohio Electric Companies File Sixth Electric Security Plan to Support Continued Reliability Investments and New Customer Programs
Ohio Edison, The Illuminating Company and Toledo Edison – have filed a proposed Electric Security Plan (ESP) with the Public ...
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FirstEnergy Receives Industry Awards for Ohio Storm Restoration Effort and Assistance with Hurricanes Helene and Milton
This is the 20th consecutive year FirstEnergy has been recognized by Edison Electric Institute for its storm response efforts.
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FirstEnergy Ohio Electric Companies File Sixth Electric Security Plan to Support Continued Reliability Investments and New Customer Programs
including low-income and senior citizen bill payment assistance programs. If ESP6 is approved, the average FirstEnergy Ohio residential customer using 750 kilowatt-hours of electricity per month ...