Ohio Edison - FirstEnergy 2026

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This document is a utility bill from Ohio Edison for the billing period of March 17 to April 17, 2012, addressed to Joe Customer. The bill indicates an amount due of $0.00, with a due date of May 2, 2012. It includes details about meter readings, usage information, and customer service contact numbers. The document also provides information on payment options and explains various charges related to electricity consumption.

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Is Ohio Edison the same as FirstEnergy?

was formed in 1997 through the merger of Ohio Edison Company and Centerior Energy Corporation. Through this merger, FirstEnergy became the holding company for Ohio Edison and its Pennsylvania Power Company subsidiary, as well as The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company and The Toledo Edison Company.

How do I choose my electricity supplier in Ohio?

How to Choose An Electricity Supplier in Ohio Visit the ElectricityPlans.com/Ohio site. Enter your zip code. View Plans and select the one that meets your needs, whether thats savings, security or options. Enter your service address and utility account information. Done.

Why is the Ohio Edison bill so high?

Factors Contributing to Rate Hikes and Higher Bills The cost of generating electricity has increased due to higher prices for natural gas and other fuels. Since natural gas is a primary fuel for electricity generation, any increase in its price directly impacts electricity rates.

Is Ohio Edison part of the AEP?

As part of the FirstEnergy Corporation, Ohio Edison helps serve more than one million customers in northeast and north-central Ohio. AEP Ohio delivers electricity to more than five million customers in 11 states and owns the nations largest electricity transmission system.

What companies are part of FirstEnergy?

Electric companies Ohio Edison (Northeastern Ohio) Illuminating Company (Northeastern Ohio) Toledo Edison (Northwestern Ohio) Met-Ed (Eastern Pennsylvania) Penelec (Central and Northern Pennsylvania) Penn Power (Western Pennsylvania) West Penn Power (Western and Central Pennsylvania)

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Who provides electricity to Ohio?

AEP Ohio is Ohios largest utility, serving approximately 1.5 million residential and commercial customers in the central, southeast, and northwest portions of Ohio. They are a subsidiary of AEP (American Electric Power, NYSE: AEP) and are one of the nations largest electricity generation and transmission companies.