Utilities

It’s been a quarter of a century since Ohio separated the sale of natural gas from the charge to deliver it. That opened the door for suppliers to sell the fossil fuel directly to customers using a distributor’s infrastructure.

The city of Columbus is giving notice to residents behind on their water or power bills that soon they’ll start shutting off delinquent customers again.

With more than 14,000 Columbus residents behind on utility bills, city leaders are using federal coronavirus relief money to give them a lifeline.The city…

Franklin County Commissioners vote Tuesday on raising rates for sewer and water customers. The increases amount to a 3% hike on bills for water and sewer…

Ohio utility regulators have approved an agreement returning proceeds of the federal tax cut to customers of Columbus-based AEP.In approving the deal…

Ohio's utility commission is launching an exploration of prospective high-tech improvements to the state's electricity grid and what regulatory and policy…

Columbus based utility, American Electric Power, has agreed to sell four of its power plants; 3 in Ohio to private-equity firms.The $2.17 billion deal…

State officials, utilities and other groups have worked on deregulating the energy market in Ohio for more than a decade. Now two major utility...

Supporters and opponents of a plan from FirstEnergy say it will cost customers more for the first three years, but that's where the agreement ends.AEP…