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FirstEnergy Corp (NYSE: FE) delivers essential electricity services to 6 million customers across six Mid-Atlantic and Midwestern states through its regulated transmission and distribution operations. This news hub provides investors and stakeholders with authoritative coverage of FE's operational developments, financial disclosures, and strategic initiatives.
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FirstEnergy Corp. informs Mon Power and Potomac Edison customers in West Virginia about available payment plans and bill assistance programs to manage their utility costs during the pandemic. With shutoffs paused, customers should reach out for arrangements to address overdue balances. Available programs include the Dollar Energy Fund, the West Virginia Emergency Assistance Program, and a 20 Percent Discount Program. Customer service teams are ready to assist residential and business clients with these options.
FirstEnergy Corp's Pennsylvania electric utilities are urging residential and business customers facing financial hardships due to the pandemic to enroll in payment plans and bill assistance programs. While shutoffs for nonpayment are suspended, establishing affordable arrangements is crucial for managing overdue balances. Assistance programs include the Dollar Energy Fund offering up to $500, the Pennsylvania Customer Assistance Program, and LIHEAP grants of up to $800, available until August 31. Customers can contact their utilities for more information and support.
FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) has made significant progress in restoring power to customers affected by Tropical Storm Isaias. Over 785,200 out of 788,000 customers have had their service restored, with expectations for full restoration by midnight. Utility crews have repaired extensive damage, replacing over 53 miles of wire and more than 550 poles. Approximately 2,800 customers remain without power, requiring individualized restoration efforts due to localized issues. The utility has emphasized health safety protocols as crews work around the clock.
FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) continues to restore power for Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) customers impacted by Tropical Storm Isaias. Over 769,500 of the 788,000 customers affected have had their power restored, with around 18,500 still without service. More than 9,000 utility personnel are working diligently, having replaced over 200,000 feet of wire and repaired more than 500 poles. Restoration efforts are expected to be completed for most remaining customers by late August 10 and August 11. Customers can report outages via phone or online tools.
FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) is actively restoring power for Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) customers affected by Tropical Storm Isaias. Approximately 566,000 customers have had their service restored, with about 221,000 still without power. As of now, 85% of those affected are expected to have power restored by the end of the day. Efforts include the replacement of over 68,000 feet of wire and hundreds of poles. FirstEnergy continues to work closely with utility partners to expedite restoration efforts.
FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) reports ongoing power restoration efforts for customers affected by Tropical Storm Isaias. Service has been restored to approximately 478,000 JCP&L customers and 83,000 Met-Ed customers. Currently, around 310,000 JCP&L customers remain without power, primarily in New Jersey's hardest-hit counties. Restoration is expected to reach 85% by Friday, with full restoration by August 11. Nearly 6,000 utility personnel are involved in the efforts, with additional resources being secured.
FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) has restored power to over 288,000 customers affected by Tropical Storm Isaias, with approximately 588,000 still without service in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The storm resulted in severe damage, with winds over 65 mph and up to 7 inches of rain. Nearly 4,000 personnel are engaged in restoration efforts, with expected completion for Met-Ed customers by August 7. FirstEnergy emphasizes safety protocols amid the ongoing pandemic while managing the crisis. Customers can check for updates on outages and restoration progress through the company’s resources.
FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) is mobilizing over 1,800 resources in response to Tropical Storm Isaias, which is impacting areas in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. The storm is expected to bring heavy rains and winds up to 65 mph. The company has deployed approximately 740 line workers, 725 forestry contractors, and additional personnel for restoration efforts. FirstEnergy is maintaining safety protocols for its emergency response teams. Customers are encouraged to report outages and prepare for possible interruptions in service.
FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) is mobilizing resources in anticipation of Tropical Storm Isaias, which is forecasted to affect New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. The company's storm response plans involve staffing additional personnel across dispatch and damage assessment teams. JCP&L has secured extra resources and set up staging sites in New Jersey. The company has coordinated with contractors and local officials to ensure a prompt recovery. Customers are encouraged to prepare for possible outages and report issues via phone or online.
The Power Systems Institute (PSI) of FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE:FE) resumed training programs in July after a four-month suspension due to COVID-19. Second-year students returned on July 6, and first-year students on July 27. PSI is implementing health precautions, including daily screenings and smaller group sizes, to ensure safety. Since its inception in 2000, PSI has trained nearly 2,000 employees for FirstEnergy. Graduates earn an Associate of Technical Studies degree focused on electric utility technology and will be hired in September, despite canceled graduation ceremonies.
