By Brad McElhinny
West Virginia Metro News
Some West Virginia residents have already started to formally protest a rate increase of $250 million a year proposed by power companies serving the state.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - West Virginia state regulators argue Appalachian Power’s reliability is unreasonable.
That argument comes as the West Virginia Public Service Commission considers a request from Appalachian Power and sister company Wheeling Power to change measuring sticks for how electric reliability is measured.
The West Virginia Citizen Action Group (CAG), Solar United Neighbors (SUN), and Energy Efficient West Virginia (EEWV) applaud the West Virginia Public Service Commission's (PSC) recent decision to significantly enhance energy efficiency opportunities for families and small businesses that are American Electric Power (AEP) customers.
