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Today, FirstEnergy announced that President and CEO Brian Tierney has been unanimously elected by the Board of Directors to the additional role of Chair of the Board. In the combined role of CEO and Chair, Brian will continue to work with our dedicated team to shape FirstEnergy’s future as a premier electric company. Brian and the Board…

Heavy rains and land development have certain parts of Brush Creek more resembling Mush Creek in Cranberry Township, prompting township officials in this Pittsburgh suburb to implement a $2.6 million plan to halt streambank erosion and improve water clarity. With more work to be done, employees from our western Pennsylvania Green Team recently joined hands with the…

FirstEnergy is at a critical point in our journey to become a premier electric company – filling key leadership positions outlined in our new organizational structure that will allow us to better leverage the scope and scale of FirstEnergy and shift decision-making closer to our customers. This week we appointed three FirstEnergy leaders into roles that are…

When the weather outside is frightful, driving conditions can quickly turn hazardous. Whether you are commuting to the office, traveling to a worksite or attending a holiday gathering, the most important objective is to get there safely. By taking a few simple steps before starting your journey, you can be prepared for almost anything Mother…

The spirit of the holiday season is alive and well in Toledo – and employees helped make magic happen for local families in need of comforting, sustaining food for the Thanksgiving holiday week. Volunteers from Toledo Edison helped out during Monroe Street Neighborhood Center’s annual Thanksgiving Dinner Giveaway. Employees assisted with set up and organized…

We are building a new substation off Route 422 in South Annville Township, Pa., that will supply electricity to new, massive warehouse facilities in a growing industrial complex. “Our new substation will provide the critical infrastructure necessary to energize an enormous shipping hub in the busy motor freight corridor encompassing Interstates 78 and 81 and…

In a heartwarming display of community spirit, volunteers from Toledo Edison came together to volunteer at a recent Walleye hockey game, raising funds for the Sunshine Communities Food Pantry. The dedicated group of 12 set up shop at the arena serving up delicious treats like ice cream, pretzels and pizza. Although the game ended in…