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Summit County communities bracing for increase in electric bills starting this summer

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Electric bills in both Green and Akron are set by an average of $40 per month after a contract renewal with Dynegy. The new rate is for 13 months.

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Summit County communities bracing for increase in electric bills starting this summer

Electric bills in both Green and Akron are set by an average of $40 per month after a contract renewal with Dynegy. The new rate is for 13 months.

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FirstEnergy customers would pay more under proposed rate increase

CLEVELAND (WJW) -- FirstEnergy customers could see their electric bills get more expensive if a proposed rate increase is approved. FirstEnergy is asking the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to increase customers' base rates to help its Ohio companies "recover their costs of providing distribution service to customers, including service reliability improvements made in recent years," a statement from FirstEnergy said. Teenager pointed lo…

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FirstEnergy asks regulators to raise rates by $183 million. Auditors say $8.5 million

COLUMBUS, Ohio – FirstEnergy’s request to increase prices on customers could end up costing the scandal-tarred Akron utility millions.

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FirstEnergy wants to raise prices following repeal of scandal-tainted legislation

FirstEnergy's headquarters in Akron. (Photo from Google Maps.)Ohio lawmakers plan to repeal the remaining aspects of scandal-tainted legislation, saving ratepayers money and eliminating FirstEnergy’s House Bill 6. As this happens, the utility company wants to increase consumers’ bills. Like clockwork, energy costs go up in the winter. “It’s been a long winter for us here in Ohio,” Clevelander John Makley said. With a shaky economy and increasing…

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Ohio Capital Journal broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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