Potomac Edison, a FirstEnergy subsidiary, has proposed a $52.8 million rate increase in Maryland, raising average residential bills by about 5.3%. The adjustment aims to fund upgrades to aging infrastructure, grid modernization, and reliability improvements, including smart grid technology and enhanced outage response. Despite the increase, Potomac Edison’s rates would remain the lowest among Maryland’s investor-owned utilities. The Maryland Public Service Commission will review the proposal, allowing public input before approval.
FirstEnergy Corp. has named Jon Dormo as Vice President of Generation Project Development to spearhead planning and development of new power generation projects. Dormo brings nearly 20 years of energy industry experience and will work with internal t...
The FirstEnergy Foundation awarded $1.2 million to 37 food banks and pantries across Pennsylvania to support hunger relief during Hunger Action Month. This funding is expected to provide over 3.6 million meals to families facing food insecurity in co...
The FirstEnergy Foundation announced a $5 million grant to 140 food banks and pantries across Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, and D.C. to provide an estimated 15 million meals. This is the Foundation's largest hunge...
