"FirstEnergy Faces Opposition as it Seeks to Raise Electric Bills and Fees for Grid Improvements"

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FirstEnergy, the company associated with bribery in Ohio, is seeking approval from Ohio's utility regulator to raise electric bills in order to reinforce its electric grid against storms, expand tree-trimming programs, and create energy efficiency programs. The proposed fee would result in an estimated increase of $2.35 to $4 per month for residential customers. FirstEnergy must provide evidence to support the need for these changes, while other organizations can oppose the plan.
Topics:business#electric-bills#energy#energy-efficiency-programs#firstenergy#grid-reinforcement#ohio
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