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FirstEnergy Pennsylvania (FE PA), a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) doing business as Met-Ed, Penn Power, Penelec and West Penn Power, will request today a review of its base electric rates by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC). The proposed rate adjustment builds on service reliability enhancements made in recent years by upgrading additional…

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FirstEnergy announced today it has completed the previously disclosed sale of an additional 30% ownership interest in its FirstEnergy Transmission, LLC (FET) subsidiary to Brookfield Super-Core Infrastructure Partners (Brookfield) for $3.5 billion. FirstEnergy received $2.3 billion of cash proceeds at closing, with the remaining $1.2 billion in interest-bearing notes due from Brookfield, which are expected…

For the second year in a row, FirstEnergy has been designated as a Top 50 Diversity Employer by Minority EngineerTM magazine. The rankings are determined based on a survey of randomly selected Minority Engineer readers who were asked to name the employers where they would most like to work or that they believe provide a positive working environment…

More than a dozen FirstEnergy employees recently participated in the 2024 Junior Achievement Inspire event, which took place at the Canton Football Hall of Fame Village. The event provided employees from different business areas with a chance to showcase the diverse career paths available at FirstEnergy. Through the Inspire program, middle and high school students…

Accelerating the EV Transition The EV Driven program was approved by the Maryland PSC in 2019 as part of a statewide effort to help make EV ownership more rewarding, convenient and affordable through generous incentives on residential and multifamily EV charging stations. The program also aims to benefit the state’s environmental efforts by reducing auto emissions and…

American Heart Month may have wrapped up in February, but the importance of heart health should be taken seriously all year long – always. Just ask The Illuminating Company’s Jeff Golias. As a Designer in Engineering Services, he was scheduled to visit a job site on Jan. 5. However, his shoulder was hurting so badly that…