Mon Power and Potomac Edison, subsidiaries in West Virginia of FirstEnergy, submitted a joint IRP to the WV Public Service Commission (“PSC”) in October 2025. If they follow this plan, it would have some significant implications for ratepayers (details here). So we need your help to weigh in, as Mon Power/Potomac Edison customers.
This Ratepayer Bill of Rights states that all residents and businesses must be treated fairly and transparently by all electric, gas, and water utilities regulated by the West Virginia Public Service Commission (PSC).
West Virginians deserve fair utility rates, more energy choices, and a voice in the decisions that impact our bills.
Sign below to support the Ratepayers' Bill of Rights and help demand a more transparent, affordable, and accountable energy future.
Solar United Neighbors of West Virginia (SUN) and West Virginians for Energy Freedom (WV4EF) have created a Solar Installer Code of Ethics intended to protect the West Virginia solar industry, promote reputable companies, and help ensure that consumers can have confidence in their installers.
West Virginians should have the freedom to invest in and benefit from locally-owned, renewable, and efficient energy technology.
The state government and our utilities should act in the best interest of West Virginians by empowering us to reduce and manage our own energy bills. This will boost the state's economy through good, local energy jobs, and provide greater energy security and safety to our state.
Residential electricity costs in West Virginia have increased over 30% in the last decade. Share your personal experience dealing with these rising electricity costs. If you did anything to take control of these costs (ie. going solar, implementing energy efficiency measures) you can share this experience as well.