Gas-fired power plant to serve data center is proposed for western Licking County
A Virginia company with a global footprint is proposing to build a gas-fired power plant in western Licking County to serve a data center.
FirstEnergy proposes new security plan, how it could effect your utility bill
The Electric Security Plan (ESP) filed to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) is a requirement to “establish ...
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Ohio lawmakers mull energy overhaul as data center demand piles up
Ohio Capital Journal is part of States Newsroom, a nonprofit news network supported by grants and a coalition of donors as a ...
Electric bills could increase for some FirstEnergy customers. How much and why?
FirstEnergy has proposed a plan that, if approved by an Ohio regulatory commission, could increase some Akron-area customers' ...
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Business lobbying firm wants Ohio to overhaul energy permits process
A statewide business coalition believes Ohio should harness the demand of data centers in part by overhauling the state’s ...
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FirstEnergy’s Ohio Electric Companies File Proposed Electric Security Plan with PUCO
The sixth ESP proposal supports the utilities’ commitment of investing in and maintaining the electric grid while providing customer assistance programs and energy efficiency ...
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FirstEnergy’s three Ohio subsidiaries file electric security plan with state regulators
Ohio Edison, The Illuminating Company, and Toledo Edison — filed a proposed electric security plan (ESP) on Jan. 31 with the ...
An Ohio data center plans to build a natural gas plant as the AI boom creates an electricity strain
Developers for Powerconnex have notified Ohio regulators of plans to build a 120 MW natural gas plant to power a data center ...
Ohio Republicans pitch investing taxpayer money in crypto: Capitol Letter
Sketchy dealings: Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost filed consumer protection lawsuits against two central Ohio automobile ...
PUCO commissioners should not have conflicts of interest. Period: editorial
Given the shroud of corruption tied to the HB 6/FirstEnergy scandal, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio needs a clean ...
Appeals court rejects FirstEnergy surcharge, sends case back to federal regulators
A U.S. appeals court reversed a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission decision that permitted FirstEnergy to keep charging customers an "adder" charge.