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From the Experts December 14, 2021

New Programs Will Help Keep West Virginians Warm This Winter

Energy efficiency programs for low-income customers will lower electricity costs and create well-paying, local jobs.
Press Release: Victory December 17, 2020

FirstEnergy Drops $250 Million Proposal for Aging Coal-Fired Power Plants

The West Virginia Public Service Commission approved a settlement halting FirstEnergy’s plan to spend approximately $250 million on two aging coal-fired power plants in West Virginia
Karan Ireland of Solar United Neighbors of West Virginia, speaks at an event in Charleston.
(Photo by Earthjustice)
Press Release: Victory February 6, 2018

FirstEnergy Ends Bid to Sell Pleasants Power Plant

Ratepayer, solar, and energy efficiency advocates triumph over coal in West Virginia
FirstEnergy Corp attempted to shift the financial burden of maintaining the aging Pleasants power plant onto West Virginia residents.
(Brian M. Powell / CC BY-SA 3.0)
Press Release: Victory January 13, 2018

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Denies FirstEnergy’s Request To Transfer Pleasants Plant Ownership

A federal decision put an end to FirstEnergy Corp.’s bad deal for its West Virginia customers, thousands of whom had protested the company’s plan
FirstEnergy Corp attempted to shift the financial burden of maintaining the aging Pleasants power plant onto West Virginia residents. (Brian M. Powell / CC BY-SA 3.0)
Article August 18, 2017

Utilities Need to Treat People like People, Not Pawns in a Power Play

FirstEnergy Corp is trying to make West Virginians bail out an aging coal power plant so shareholders profit.