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Artist to present Hidden Heroes of Black history at Concord - Vimarsana News

Artist to present Hidden Heroes of Black history at Concord

Athens, w.va. – ShySpeaks, an American hip hop and spoken word artist, will present – through conversation, video storytelling and performance – “Hidden Heroes” at Concord University on Monday, Feb.

PSC to take public comment on proposed rate hike - Vimarsana News

PSC to take public comment on proposed rate hike

Charleston – The state’s Public Service Commission is taking comments on a proposed $37.2 million electricity rate increase affecting 462,000 ratepayers.

Solar advocates fight FirstEnergy credit plan | Energy and Environment - Vimarsana News

Solar advocates fight FirstEnergy credit plan | Energy and Environment

Solar advocates, led by Solar Holler founder and CEO Dan Conant, are fighting a plan by FirstEnergy utilities Mon Power and Potomac Edison to change the structure of net metering in West Virginia. They say the plan would short-change customers who generate their own electricity, but the utilities and others, including the state Public Service Commission Consumer Advocate Division, say non-solar customers are subsidizing solar customers under the current setup.

Electricity rate hike partially denied, bills still to rise | News - Vimarsana News

Electricity rate hike partially denied, bills still to rise | News

The Public Service Commission signed off on allowing the utilities to recoup $321.1 million from customers over the next decade. The decision will cost the average residential ratepayer using 1,000 kilowatts of power per month an extra $2.50 monthly for 10 years.

Electricity rate hike partially denied, bills still to rise | Energy and Environment - Vimarsana News

Electricity rate hike partially denied, bills still to rise | Energy and Environment

The Public Service Commission signed off on allowing the utilities to recoup $321.1 million from customers over the next decade. The decision will cost the average residential ratepayer using 1,000 kilowatts of power per month an extra $2.50 monthly for 10 years.