Named in a role in 3 records, between 2024 and 2025.
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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...
A transformer exploded near Loucks Road in Manchester Township, York County, Pennsylvania, on 13 September 2024. Emergency dispatch confirmed the explosion. A Met-Ed outage map showed more than 4,000 customers without power. No fire or injuries were reported....
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