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Ohio electric co-ops respond to Connect the Future's pole access claims

Not-for-profit electric cooperatives in Ohio have long been dedicated to providing reliable and affordable electricity since their inception in 1935.

By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 25, 2025

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Duke Energy advises Florida residents on energy-saving strategies amid rising temperatures

Duke Energy is offering guidance to Florida residents as temperatures rise across the state, particularly in the Panhandle.

Understanding the lifespan of solar panels

As energy costs rise, many homeowners are considering solar power.

Duke Energy urges Carolinas' customers to cut energy use amid heatwave

As temperatures soar, Duke Energy has called on its customers in North Carolina and South Carolina to reduce their energy consumption during peak hours today from 3-8 p.m. This measure aims to ease the demand on the power grid and prevent possible...

New Jersey residents can earn rebates by recycling old appliances with JCP&L

JCP&L is encouraging New Jersey residents to recycle old appliances through its Appliance Recycling program.

Duke Energy advises Carolinas' residents on saving energy amid rising temperatures

With the onset of summer's first heat wave in the Carolinas, Duke Energy is advising customers on how to manage their energy consumption.

Duke Energy advises Carolinas residents on saving energy amid rising temperatures

By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 20, 2025

With rising temperatures predicted across the Carolinas, Duke Energy has provided a series of tips to help residents manage their energy consumption while staying cool.

Duke Energy restores power after storms hit Ohio/Kentucky

Duke Energy has successfully restored power to over 41,000 customers following severe storms that swept through southwest Ohio and northern Kentucky.

Duke Energy restores power after storms hit Indiana; thousands still without electricity

Duke Energy has restored power to approximately 99,700 customers in Indiana following severe storms that caused widespread outages.

Duke Energy restores power after storms leave thousands without electricity in Indiana

Duke Energy has restored power to over 73,000 customers in Indiana following severe storms that resulted in more than 100,000 outages across nearly all of the company's 28 districts.

FirstEnergy offers tips on reducing energy costs during summer heat waves

With the onset of the first major heat wave of the season, FirstEnergy Corp. is offering practical advice to help consumers manage energy costs while staying comfortable.

Solar energy: Understanding the impact of installing a new power solution

Thinking about investing in solar energy can be daunting, especially when considering whether a 10 kW solar system will meet your energy needs.

JCP&L urges public to report streetlight outages for timely repairs

As summer approaches, the role of streetlights in community safety becomes increasingly important.

Duke Energy announces new leadership roles in federal affairs

Duke Energy has announced key leadership changes in its federal affairs, policy, sustainability, and philanthropy sectors.

JCP&L implements measures to ease rising electricity prices this summer

Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L), a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp., has received approval from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities to implement measures aimed at mitigating the impact of rising electricity prices on families.

Potomac Edison plants over 2K trees for sustainability effort

By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 17, 2025

Employee volunteers from Potomac Edison, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp., have planted over 2,000 trees donated by the company in Maryland and West Virginia throughout 2025.

Summer safety tips shared by FirstEnergy amid increased outdoor activities

By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 17, 2025

As summer activities ramp up, FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) is advising families to prioritize safety while enjoying outdoor events.

Duke Energy to study Cayuga coal unit sale alongside new gas plant plans

By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 17, 2025

Duke Energy Indiana has reached a settlement with Reliable Energy Inc., representing several of Indiana's major coal producers, regarding a proposed new natural gas plant at the Cayuga Generating Station in Vermillion County.