Utility panel: closings could impact Ohio rates
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Utility regulators say the closings of six coal-burning power plants could end up bringing higher electricity rates to much of northern Ohio.
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio says the closings may have a significant impact on FirstEnergy Corp.'s electric prices several years down the road.
The commission this week took a first step at intervening by telling federal energy regula...
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