MORGANTOWN – Hope Gas in a Thursday filing with the Public Service Commission explained why it doesn’t want to disclose the projected costs and revenues associated with its Morgantown pipeline […]
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Hope Gas customers will see bills go down in November, following PSC interim order
MORGANTOWN — Hope Gas customers will see their gas bills go down starting Nov. 1. The state public service commission issued an interim recommended decision approving a rate cut recommended […]
Mon Power, Potomac Edison object to Longview Power request to PSC to cut $145 million from their $167.5 million ENEC rate hike proposal
MORGANTOWN – FirstEnergy sisters Mon Power and Potomac Edison have filed their objections to a proposal by Longview Power to cut $145 million from their $167.5 million ENEC rate-hike case. […]
PSC staff recommends fire hydrant survey timeline as few dozen reports still delinquent
MORGANTOWN – The state Public Service Commission still awaits replies from a few dozen utilities on its statewide fire hydrant safety investigation, and the project is so huge PSC staff […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
PSC still awaits 70 late replies to fire hydrant survey sent to water utilities in June
MORGANTOWN — Cities and towns across the state continue to trickle in their responses to the state Public Service Commission’s fire hydrant safety survey — well after the original July […]
Gov. Justice squelches local delegates’ request for special session to fund WVU budget shortfall
MORGANTOWN — Four Monongalia and Marion County delegates called on Gov. Jim Justice on Tuesday to call a special session to provide some stop-gap funding for WVU’s budget shortfall — […]
