Your electric bill may get pricier as FirstEnergy seeks higher fees to help pay for infrastructure.
The average customer in Greater Cleveland would pay anywhere from $2.35 to $4 more each month starting in June 2024 if state regulators approve the electric security plan filed by FirstEnergy. But the exact number could change as the regulatory process plays out.
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