Named in a role in 5 records, between 2022 and 2026.
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A transformer fire occurred around 11pm on South Phelps Street in downtown Youngstown, Ohio. Firefighters responded and observed heavy smoke coming from the transformer grate. Once the smoke subsided, Ohio Edison crews were called to de-energise the...
During a period of extreme heat and high electricity demand in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, a transformer operated by Cleveland Public Power near West 57th Street and Memphis Avenue in Cleveland appeared to catch fire in the late afternoon. The resulting outage...
A substation pole carrying a FirstEnergy transmission line, near the point where Wadsworth, Ohio, receives its electrical supply, caught fire at about 2 p.m. on 27 October 2025. Police said the fire was believed to have caused a citywide power outage. City...
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A fire broke out at a Met-Ed (FirstEnergy) electrical substation in Gardners, Adams County, Pennsylvania, at around 8:50pm on 23 June 2025, during a period of high heat and demand. The fire initially disrupted power to about 13,500 customers. Firefighters...
More than 1,300 customers in South Easton lost power after an explosion at the electrical substation at Williams and Davis streets. Reporting said the outage began on the afternoon of 12 May 2025 after a cable failure. It produced a loud sound, an arc flash...
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