MORGANTOWN – Tri-state shale gas industry leaders opened their annual conference on Wednesday with a delve into a cleaner, greener energy future. Rob Wingo, EQT Corp.’s executive vice president for […]
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Mon Power, Potomac Edison seek PSC approval for rate hike to fund Vegetation Management Program
MORGANTOWN – FirstEnergy sisters Mon Power and Potomac Edison have a third rate-hike case in motion before the state Public Service Commission. This one is to fund their Vegetation Management […]
Former Delegate Danielle Walker no longer serving at ACLU-WV
MORGANTOWN — Former Monongalia County Delegate Danielle Walker is no longer serving as executive director of the ACLU West Virginia chapter. Contacted on Tuesday, Walker preferred not to comment at […]
Crowd expresses concerns about removing Cheat Lake land from FERC protection, during public meeting on Lake Lynn hydro project license
MORGANTOWN – About 150 people turned out Monday evening to voice their concerns about a proposal to remove 307 acres surrounding Cheat Lake from federal protection – as the Federal […]
Mon Health System brings advanced prostate cancer immunotherapy to West Virginia
MORGANTOWN – Mon Health System has begun offering a specialized prostate cancer immunotherapy treatment not available anywhere else in the state, and its first patient has just completed his treatment. […]
Hope Gas seeks PSC OK for new 30-mile pipeline from Wadestown to Morgantown
MORGANTOWN – Hope Gas has asked the state Public Service Commission for its OK to build a new 30-mile pipeline from Wadestown in western Monongalia County eastward to the edge […]
Longview Power asks PSC to trim $145 million from Mon Power/Potomac Edison $167.5 million rate hike case
MORGANTOWN – FirstEnergy sisters Mon Power and Potomac Edison are seeking a new rate hike of $167.5 million to cover their costs of producing electricity. But competitor and Mon Power […]
Capito talks Ukraine, government shutdown, Senate dress code with West Virginia reporters
MOR – Sen. Shelley Moore talked with members of the West Virginia press on Thursday about the border crisis, Ukraine, and the possible government shutdown as Congress nears another budget […]
Protests continue against Mon Power/Potomac Edison proposal to lower net metering credits; companies explain their reasoning
MORGANTOWN – Public opposition continues to a proposal by Mon Power and Potomac Edison to change the way they credit home solar power customers who contract for net metering. Meanwhile, […]
WVU gives updates on faculty RIF process, transformation progress at administrative level
MORGANTOWN – WVU administrators provided updates on Wednesday on the academic RIF process and on the assessments of the Strategic Initiatives units and the Office of General Counsel. The updates […]
