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Ohio ratepayer advocate urges FERC to resolve 3-year-old local transmission complaint
Since the complaint was filed, FirstEnergy, AEP and other Ohio utilities have planned more than $4.3 billion in local transmission without adequate oversight, the state’s ratepayer advocate said.
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The Ohio ratepayer advocate urged the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to resolve a three‑year‑old complaint targeting what the advocate described as unchecked investment in local transmission and supplemental projects by Ohio utilities. The advocate noted that since the complaint was filed, FirstEnergy, AEP and other utilities have planned more than $4.3 billion in local transmission without adequate oversight.
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