FirstEnergy Power Restoration Update

Core Insights - FirstEnergy Corp. has made significant progress in restoring power after a recent windstorm, with over 97% of affected customers having their service restored [2][5] - A total of approximately 1.1 million customers were impacted by the storms, with around 35,400 still without service as restoration efforts continue [2][5] - The company has mobilized over 10,000 employees, contractors, and external resources to support ongoing restoration efforts [2] Restoration Progress - Power restoration has been achieved for 97% of the 22,100 customers affected by Potomac Edison, with the remaining 580 outages expected to be resolved today [5] - In West Virginia, nearly 45,700 customers of Mon Power have had their power restored, with 6,500 outages remaining due to new weather conditions [5] - Toledo Edison has restored power to nearly 100% of the 40,900 impacted customers, with only 160 outages left to address today [5] - Ohio Edison has restored power to over 99% of the 254,000 customers affected, with 2,100 outages still pending resolution [5] - The Illuminating Company has restored power to nearly 99% of the 212,400 impacted customers, with 2,400 outages remaining [5] - West Penn Power has restored power to over 98% of the 165,700 customers affected, with an estimated restoration time (ETR) for the remaining 2,900 customers set for today by 11 p.m. [5] - Penn Power has restored service to 15,900 customers, with 3,400 still without power, all expected to be restored today [5] - Penelec has restored power to over 99% of the 165,500 customers affected, with an ETR for the remaining 950 customers set for today by 5 p.m. [5] - In eastern Pennsylvania, Met-Ed has restored power to more than 39,400 customers, with 13,400 still without service and ETRs to be set later [5] - JCP&L has restored power to over 47,300 customers in New Jersey, with 4,900 remaining without service and ETRs to be established this afternoon [5] Future Preparedness - The company is preparing for additional severe weather conditions that may impact its service area, ensuring readiness to respond to any new outages [6]