Appalachian Power, along with Wheeling Power, filed for Public Service Commission of West Virginia (PSC) approval of a plan to reduce restrictions on the company’s Fresh Start Fund in order to help West Virginia residential customers experiencing difficulty paying their electric bills.
Appalachian Power plans to submit an application with the Virginia State Corporation Commission seeking approval for the first three phases of the Central Virginia Transmission Reliability Project. The project involves replacing aging equipment to upgrade electric reliability for customers in five central Virginia counties.
New River Community College Educational Foundation has received a $50,000 grant from the American Electric Power Foundation to support students in the New River Valley.
Appalachian Power today requested permission to recover costs associated with meeting environmental regulations at its generating plants that serve Virginia customers, including rules relating to the ash handling and wastewater discharge systems at the John Amos and Mountaineer plants.
Appalachian Power, along with Wheeling Power, today requested permission to make upgrades and recover costs associated with meeting recently revised environmental regulations at the John Amos, Mountaineer and Mitchell plants in West Virginia.
Construction is a significant step forward for customers in the rural Virginia community anxiously awaiting access to reliable high-speed internet.
Appalachian Power and Wheeling Power today submitted a proposal to the Public Service Commission of West Virginia (PSC) to implement a surcharge mechanism for recovering costs associated with infrastructure investments made between base rate cases.
Appalachian Power is donating $50,000 to food banks across West Virginia, Virginia and Tennessee during a time of year when contributions are often the most needed.
Appalachian Power is planning to upgrade the electric transmission system serving customers in Jackson and Kanawha counties. The Kenna Area Transmission Line Project involves building approximately 20 miles of transmission line, a substation and upgrading two substations in the area. Construction is expected to start fall 2021.
A new endowed scholarship at University of Charleston will support the school's Innovation Scholars.
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