CLEVELAND, Ohio - FirstEnergy is now charging all customers 50 cents every month to pay their bills, if they’re not on autopay. We’re talking about the unfairness of the extra charge on Today in Ohio.

FirstEnergy has proposed a plan that, if approved by an Ohio regulatory commission, could increase some Akron-area customers' bills.

Ohio’s Senate energy committee took testimony Tuesday from supporters of an energy measure encouraging new investment in the state’s electricity market. Ohio Senate Bill 2 is a response to a string of ...

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Ohio Edison is looking to update one of its electric transmission lines that runs through Warren, Howland and Bazetta ...

A typical Toledo Edison customer could expect to see an increase of $1.09 or 0.8% on their monthly bill if the rate hike is ...

This is the 20th consecutive year FirstEnergy has been recognized by Edison Electric Institute for its storm response efforts ...

Spokesperson Hannah Catlett told me that some FirstEnergy customers who get services through Ohio Edison and The Illuminating Company did receive the email referenced here. Catlett said ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Don’t trust autopay on your electric bill from FirstEnergy? That’ll cost you at least 50 cents per month. FirstEnergy – the Akron-based holding company that owns Ohio ...

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AKRON, Ohio, Jan. 31, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- FirstEnergy Corp.'s (NYSE: FE) Ohio electric companies – Ohio Edison, The Illuminating Company and Toledo Edison – have filed a proposed Electric ...