By David Bearddbeard@dominionpost.com RIVESVILLE – Mon Power and Potomac Edison have their second utility-scale solar site online in this small coal town north of Fairmont. The power lines run through the metal channel out to the inverter skids. The 27-acre site sits on two rolling ...
BY MIKE NOLTING FirstEnergy subsidiaries Mon Power and Potomac Edison are proposing a customer refund, including interest, due to miscalculated costs from a previous base rate case and misapplied overhead costs. The proposed $2.5 million refund is for a misallocation of costs from the ...
As Valentine’s Day approaches, FirstEnergy Corp. reminds customers to handle helium-filled foil balloons safely to keep the energy alive this season and year-round. While the company experienced a decrease in the number of balloon-related outages in recent years, foil balloons continue ...
MORGANTOWN — An independent audit into the finances of FirstEnergy sisters Mon Power and Potomac Edison found that West Virginia customers rates were not affected by what has been called the Ohio lobbying scandal. Raymond Valdes, director of rates and regulatory affairs for the ...
When it comes to FirstEnergy and its subsidiaries Mon Power and Potomac Edison, there are so many things going on right now that it’s difficult to keep them straight. To help keep the discussion organized, we’re adapting our favorite legislative breakdown. Presenting: “The Good, the Bad ...
MORGANTOWN – Local political and business leaders gathered at Mon Power's Fort Martin solar power site Thursday afternoon for a kickoff celebration and “flip the switch” day, as the company prepared to plug the site into the power grid. Among those invited to attend the kickoff was ...