Tell the PSC that purchasing the Harrison Power Plant is a boondoggle for West Virginians. Sign our petition. Click here for more information on how to take action and oppose this bail-out of FirstEnergy. More details available here and on The Power Line blog. __________________________ Forward thinking legislative policy for Energy Efficiency in West Virginia Contact energyefficientwestvirginia@gmail.com for more information.  Do you live in Charleston's EastEnd? Just curious about what's going on? Learn more about the East End Energy Efficiency competition taking place in 2013. Updates & Events | Energy Efficiency in the News May 16, 2013 - Ken Ward Jr., Opposition building to FirstEnergy power plant deal in the WV Gazette. May 13, 2013 - Gary Zuckett, Purchase of Harrison Power Station not in the public interest in WV Gazette. May 9, 2013 - Pam Kasey, Harrison price four times recent coal-fired plant transactions in the State Journal May 8, 2013 - Ken Ward Jr. First Energy says Harrison power station transfer deal no longer key to company's debt plan in The WV Gazette May 2, 2013 - Erin Beck Opponents state case against sale of Harrison Power Plant in the Exponent Telegram April 29, 2013- Pam Kasey WV PSC Staff Analyst: Harrison power plant two times too expensive in the State Journal April 25, 2013 - Pam Kasey Undertapped market for natural gas: combined heat and power in the State Journal April 24, 2013 - Bryan Clark Activists allege coal plant is at bottom of rate hike. in the Spirit of Jefferson April 23, 2013 - Pam Kasey McKinley, Welch introduce bipartisan energy efficiency bill. in the State Journal. April 18, 2013 - Keryn Newman Inaccurate billing, rate increases only "benefit" of energy merger - Letter to the Editor in the Martinsburg Journal April 16, 2013 - Ken Ward Jr., Power plant sales, efficiency and coal's real enemies in the Coal Tattoo Blog, WV Gazette Saving Money in your Home or Business - What you can do  Residential Energy Efficiency: Tips for Saving Energy in Your Home Are you a West Virginia resident or small business owner? Find out about free energy assessments that will help you lower your utility bills here. Electricity Rates are rising in West Virginia!  The average electricity rate has risen 46% in the past five years in West Virginia, while the national average electricity rate has increased only 14%. Something needs to be done! Read our website to learn more and contact us with any questions. |
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