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Ohio Schools Object to FirstEnergy Plan
Cleveland, Ohio (AP) – School leaders are telling the Public
Utilities Commission of Ohio that a halt to the 13.4 percent electricity rate
discount could mean nearly $12 million in additional annual costs to 249 public
school districts in the state.
The Ohio Schools Council detailed the cost at commission meetings on a proposed
rate change sought by Akron-based FirstEnergy, which wants to eliminate the
discounts.
The council is a buying cooperative for 123 districts in northern Ohio.
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