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Duke Energy Foundation commits $500,000 to environmental programs in North Carolina
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 24, 2025
Duke Energy Foundation has announced a new commitment of $500,000 in support of local environmental impact programs throughout North Carolina.
How solar panels impact home value in the Midwest and Great Lakes
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 24, 2025
Homeowners are increasingly considering solar panels as a means to enhance property value and reduce utility costs.
JCP&L receives approval for $202.5M grid upgrade in New Jersey
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 24, 2025
Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L), a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp., has received approval from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to advance its EnergizeNJ infrastructure investment program.
Ohio electric supply prices to increase June 1, FirstEnergy offers cost-saving measures
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 24, 2025
For Ohio residents, an increase in electric supply prices is anticipated starting June 1, due to various market conditions such as reduced supply and heightened demand.
Duke Energy partners with GE Vernova for up to 11 gas turbines
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 24, 2025
Duke Energy and GE Vernova have announced a major agreement involving natural gas turbines and related equipment.
Duke Energy grants $375,000 for South Carolina environmental projects
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 23, 2025
Throughout April, Duke Energy emphasized the importance of sustainability by distributing $375,000 in grants to organizations across South Carolina.
Feedback highlights engagement, effectiveness in first quarter meetings
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 22, 2025
The recent evaluations from the first quarter meeting provided insights into the effectiveness of the sessions led by Woods, Azallion, and Miller.
Advanced human performance course to address error reduction in utilities
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 22, 2025
The Safety Training & Loss Prevention Department is offering a new workshop, the Advanced Human Performance Course, led by SET Solutions.
Ohio's Electric Cooperatives awards $56,100 in scholarships to students statewide
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 22, 2025
Ohio's Electric Cooperatives (OEC) conducted interviews in Columbus on April 15 to award scholarships to students from Ohio's electric cooperative service areas.
FirstEnergy uses hydroponics to aid pollinator gardens in West Virginia
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 22, 2025
In an office at Mon Power's Harrison Power Station in Haywood, West Virginia, FirstEnergy's Generation Green Team volunteers have implemented an innovative approach to support pollinator-friendly habitats.
Workshop aims to enhance knowledge of electric systems for non-operations personnel
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 22, 2025
Questions regarding the electrical distribution system from members can now be addressed with more confidence by personnel after attending the "Electric System Workshop for Non‐Operations Personnel."
New instructors at COLT take on active teaching roles in 2025
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 21, 2025
Rich Klingel has advanced to the position of Senior COLT Instructor, assuming a more active role in the development of the latest instructors, Taylor Harris and Brad Vargo.
The crucial link between sleep and safety for demanding professions
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 21, 2025
Jason Woods, an instructor in the field of Storm Training and Line Protection, discusses the importance of sleep, especially for those involved in physically demanding jobs such as linework.
Duke Energy's annual shareholders meeting to be held online on May 1
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 17, 2025
Duke Energy announced it will hold its annual shareholders meeting online on Thursday, May 1, beginning at 1 p.m. Eastern Time.
Duke Energy announces $150,000 grants for Ohio and Kentucky nonprofits
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 17, 2025
Duke Energy, in collaboration with its foundation, is offering a significant grant opportunity for nonprofit organizations in southwest Ohio and northern Kentucky.
Ohio faces 10-15% rise in electric rates, driven by PJM auction results
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 17, 2025
Ohio residents are preparing for a rise in electric rates set to take effect in June 2025.
FirstEnergy and Allegheny County Parks partner in tree planting at South Park
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 17, 2025
FirstEnergy in collaboration with Allegheny County Parks has embarked on a project to plant over 300 native Pennsylvania trees at South Park's Daffodil Hill, an initiative aimed at ecological restoration of the area.
FirstEnergy honors lineworkers for dedication and resilience on Lineman Appreciation Day
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 16, 2025
FirstEnergy Corp. plans to honor its lineworkers as part of the national observance of Lineworker Appreciation Day, which takes place on April 18.
Solar panels cost in 2025: price factors and savings explained
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 15, 2025
Rising energy costs continue to push homeowners towards seeking more sustainable and cost-effective energy sources.
Duke Energy honors lineworkers for dedication in severe weather responses
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Apr 15, 2025
Duke Energy will mark National Lineworker Appreciation Day on April 18.