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To safeguard New Jersey’s bald eagle population, JCP&L has installed protective devices on electrical equipment near known bald eagle nests in its northern service territory. The protective system includes the use of guards that prevent birds from nesting on top of poles and crossarms and insulated caps that protect them from contacting electric equipment. Reflective…

Our employees have been busy supporting those in need throughout the community – with the help of the FirstEnergy Foundation. West Penn Power recently received the United Way of Washington County’s Chairman’s Award for Outstanding Commitment to Investing in Our Community. John Greenwood, consultant, Regional External Affairs, and Andrea accepted the award.

With the loosening of pandemic restrictions, there were a number of opportunities to support community events, fundraisers and more – including many focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion. And that’s just what FirstEnergy employees did this summer! Here are a few noteworthy examples: More than 100 FirstEnergy employees, along with their family and friends, showed…

Check out the list of October’s service anniversaries​.​​​​

If you live in West Virginia and are interested in advancing renewable energy in the state, Mon Power and Potomac Edison are now accepting customer commitments to purchase solar renewable energy credits (SRECs) from five utility-scale solar facilities planned for the companies’ West Virginia service territory. According to Doug Hartman, purchasing these credits is an opportunity for residents…

​Matthew Kopchick, analyst V, Enterprise Risk Management and Neil Nagy, analyst IV, FEU Reporting and Utility Billing, were recently honored by the Greater Akron Chamber for its 30 for the Future program. For 16 years, the Greater Akron Chamber has recognized young professionals who make an impact on the greater Akron region through leadership in their industry and…

Employees at Potomac Edison and Mon Power celebrated the following safety milestones: Potomac Edison Fort Ashby – The service center celebrated five years without a controllable motor vehicle accident (CMVA) on Aug. 2. There are 12 employees in the group. Thurmont – Fourteen employees enabled the facility to reach the six-year mark without a CMVA on Aug.…