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FirstEnergy Names Executives to Lead State Electric Companies and Transmission Business

Business unit leaders with expanded executive responsibilities to support better execution and customer investments at the local level Jim Fakult, President, New Jersey Operations, to retire.

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FirstEnergy Names Executives to Lead State Electric Companies and Transmission Business

/PRNewswire/ To help drive its transformation to a premier electric company, FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) today announced the appointment of four new.

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FirstEnergy shakeup as JCP&L President Fakult retires

President Jim Fakult will stay on through the summer as Doug Mokoid transitions into the leadership role.

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Peoples Gas pipeline replacement paused, rate hike lowered

Peoples Gas pipeline replacement paused, rate hike lowered
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Peoples Gas rate hike would hurt Chicagoans struggling to pay utility bills, advocates for consumers, elderly say

The higher charge would result in an average monthly bill increase of $11.83 or $141.96 a year. A vote is set for Thursday.

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