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Potomac Edison (West Virginia) regulated rate & rate increases

Potomac Edison (West Virginia) is a FirstEnergy utility serving West Virginia's eastern panhandle (Martinsburg and Berkeley Springs) (about 140,000 customers). Potomac Edison serves the eastern panhandle, economically tied to the D.C./Baltimore corridor, and files combined rate cases with sister utility Mon Power.

Potomac Edison (West Virginia) customer service & quick facts

The official ways to reach Potomac Edison (West Virginia) for outages, billing, and account help. RateWatchdog is independent and not affiliated with Potomac Edison (West Virginia) — these are the utility's own channels.

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1-800-686-0011
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm (automated line 24/7)
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No supplier to shop in West Virginia

West Virginia doesn't offer residential electric choice, so there's no third-party supplier to compare against — your rate is the regulated rate the Public Service Commission of West Virginia approves. Instead of a bill audit, we track Potomac Edison (West Virginia)'s rate cases so you can see what's proposed and what it means for your bill.

Why West Virginia bills are rising →

Is Potomac Edison (West Virginia) a monopoly? Can you switch?

For delivery, yes — it's a monopoly. Potomac Edison (West Virginia) is the only company that runs the poles and wires to homes in its territory, so you can't pick a different company to deliver your power. That part is a regulated monopoly: Potomac Edison (West Virginia), owned by FirstEnergy, can only charge what the WV PSC approves in a rate case.

And in West Virginia, there's nothing to switch to. Unlike "shopping" states, West Virginia doesn't offer residential electric choice — no competitive supplier sells you the electricity. Potomac Edison (West Virginia) provides both the delivery and the power itself at a single regulated rate the WV PSC approves. Your one real lever is the rate case: that's where Potomac Edison (West Virginia)'s prices are set, and where you can file a public comment.

Rate cases & increases

No active Potomac Edison (West Virginia) rate cases in our tracker right now. We monitor the WV PSC dockets — get an alert when one is filed. See why West Virginia bills are rising →

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