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More than 100,000 people attend the State Fair of West Virginia each year, and the 2024 event – held Aug. 8–17 – was no exception. Mon Power conducted nine demonstrations with its Live Wire Electrical Safety Trailer that were attended by nearly 600 people, and employees distributed safety information to thousands of fairgoers during the…

As part of our Energize 365 program, Met-Ed recently energized a new transformer at a substation in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, to enhance electric service reliability for more than 7,000 customers in the city, North Lebanon Township and West Lebanon Township. “Resolving this critical issue was a top priority, and we expect this to strengthen the reliability of…

Met-Ed and Mon Power employees recently participated in the 40th National Night Out, making the most of this opportunity to connect with our customers and promote staying safe around our electric equipment. This annual campaign has grown significantly, including fire departments, emergency medical services, and other organizations, and it promotes police/community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie.…

JCP&L is investing in our customers by upgrading two power lines in Morris and Monmouth counties. The upgrades – the first of 18 overall – are a part of JCP&L’s New Jersey Reliability Improvement Project that was included in the rate review approved by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities in February. “JCP&L is committed to…

Check out the list of September’s service anniversaries.

FirstEnergy employees showed up in force along with family and friends to show their support for promoting equality at the Akron Equity March & Pride Festival this past Saturday. The Alternate Current Employee Business Resource Group (EBRG) organized our participation as their signature event. The FirstEnergy Foundation played a pivotal role as a presenting sponsor of the…

FirstEnergy’s updated outage map tools were put to the test during the historic Aug. 6 storms – and passed with flying colors. The map even popped up during local media storm coverage to help illustrate how serious the damage was, and just how much work our crews faced as they got everyone back online. “Much…