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Duke Energy allocates $1.5M for storm season readiness across six states
As storm season approaches, the Duke Energy Foundation has announced a commitment of $1.5 million through its 2025 Helping Emergency Response Organizations (HERO) grant program.
Federal solar tax credit faces uncertainty amid political shifts
One of the key financial incentives for residential solar energy in the United States, the Federal Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), is currently under scrutiny.
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Duke Energy funds $500k for storm readiness in North Carolina
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 4, 2025
Duke Energy has announced a significant contribution to emergency preparedness in North Carolina.
New solar site launched by Mon Power and Potomac Edison
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 2, 2025
Mon Power and Potomac Edison, subsidiaries of FirstEnergy Corp., have completed their third utility-scale solar site in West Virginia.
Duke Energy awards grants for storm readiness ahead of hurricane season
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 2, 2025
As the storm season begins, Duke Energy has taken steps to support Florida residents and communities in preparing for hurricanes and emergencies.
FirstEnergy Foundation supports Northeast Ohio through golf charity event
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 2, 2025
When Darius Rucker sang about connection and compassion, these values transcended his music career and were reflected in his commitment to giving back.
Duke Energy allocates $200K for low-income Hoosiers' summer energy assistance
By Ohio Energy Reporter | Jun 2, 2025
Duke Energy Indiana has announced a commitment of $200,000 to its Share the Light Fund, aiming to assist customers facing financial difficulties with their energy bills this summer.
Navigating Midwest and Great Lakes solar panel laws: A homeowner’s guide
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 30, 2025
Switching to solar energy can significantly reduce energy bills and increase energy independence.
Helicopter-equipped aerial saw begins tree trimming along Pennsylvania power lines
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 29, 2025
Mid-Atlantic Interstate Transmission Company (MAIT), a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp., has initiated an aerial saw tree trimming project to maintain clearances around high-voltage power lines in Pennsylvania.
FirstEnergy Foundation distributes over $2M to nonprofits in early 2025
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 29, 2025
FirstEnergy Corp. has announced that its foundation distributed over $2 million in the first half of 2025 to support local nonprofits.
Duke Energy awards $500K for emergency preparedness in South Carolina
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 29, 2025
Duke Energy Foundation is distributing $500,000 through its 2025 Helping Emergency Response Organizations (HERO) Grant Program to bolster emergency preparedness for severe weather in South Carolina.
FirstEnergy powers new thrill rides at Cedar Point
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 28, 2025
As summer approaches, Cedar Point is set to introduce a new attraction: Siren’s Curse, the tallest, fastest, and longest tilt coaster in North America.
Mon Power uses aerial saw for tree trimming along power lines in West Virginia
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 22, 2025
FirstEnergy Corp.'s subsidiary, Mon Power, is deploying a helicopter equipped with an aerial saw to trim trees along over 230 miles of high-voltage power lines in West Virginia.
Ohio faces low risk of electricity shortfalls this summer
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 21, 2025
The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) has released its 2025 Summer Reliability Assessment, indicating a positive outlook for electricity supply in Ohio and other states within the PJM Interconnection.
Girl Scouts open new STEM Center at Camp Ledgewood
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 21, 2025
A new STEM Center has opened at Camp Ledgewood’s Daley Family Campus in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
FirstEnergy outlines strategic goals at annual shareholder meeting
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 21, 2025
In Akron, Ohio, FirstEnergy Corp. held its 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders where Brian X. Tierney, the Board Chair, President, and CEO, highlighted the company's progress towards becoming a leading electric company.
Common misconceptions about switching to solar power
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 20, 2025
Solar energy is increasingly recognized as a sustainable solution for homeowners seeking to reduce energy costs and environmental impact.
Electricity costs rise for Ohio residents amid wholesale market changes
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 20, 2025
Ohio residents are experiencing a noticeable increase in their electric bills this summer, with rates rising between 10% and 30%, particularly affecting AEP Ohio customers.
Homeowners may claim federal tax credit for adding battery storage after solar installation
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 20, 2025
In 2025, many homeowners are questioning whether the federal solar tax credit applies to battery storage systems.
Blackman Township launches construction on new solar garden
By Ohio Energy Reporter | May 20, 2025
Kokosing Solar, in collaboration with local leaders and Consumers Energy representatives, has commenced the construction of the Blackman Solar Gardens in Blackman Township, Michigan.