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We are installing smart, automated equipment on neighborhood power lines serving more than 24,000 Met-Ed customers in eastern Pennsylvania to help prevent lengthy service interruptions, particularly during severe weather. Building the Electric Grid of the Future This work is part of Energize365, a multi-year grid evolution program that includes LTIIP II and is focused on transmission…

A group of dedicated FirstEnergy employees took part in an effort in Summit County, Ohio, volunteering their time and skills to the Silver Maple Ridge project, a significant initiative aimed at constructing 16 Habitat for Humanity homes in the area. Eren Demiray, Meter to Market Project Manager, organized the opportunity for employees to meet and…

Do you have ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlets at your home? If yu don’t, consider having them installed. The simple technology makes a great addition to safeguarding you and your family from electrical hazards and accidents. GFCIs automatically cut power when a connected electronic device comes in contact with water – helping to keep…

For the 19th consecutive year, we’ve received an Emergency Recovery Award from the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) in recognition of our storm response efforts. The award commends employees’ outstanding response in restoring power to hundreds of thousands of customers in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maryland and New Jersey following Winter Storms Finn and Gerri in January…

As we reach the middle of summer, and temperatures continue to rise, we often see higher electric bills. We depend on cooling systems to beat the heat, which can use a lot of energy. There are simple ways to use less electricity without sacrificing comfort. Follow these tips to stay cool and help keep bills…

Make sure all lights – inside and out – are turned off before you turn in. Turn off or cut power to the TV or other electronic devices that aren’t in use. Adjust your thermostat a few degrees to save energy and stay comfortable while you sleep.

School is out and hotter temperatures are here to stay. That means you’re likely spending more time working and playing outdoors. There’s also a chance you’re running your air conditioning or turning on a fan inside to cool down after. Did you know there are more ways to cool your home? Sprucing up your outdoor…