One member of FirstEnergy's inept in house counsel team has missed his calling. "Potomac Edison's" response to Sugarloaf Conservancy's complaint to the Maryland Public Service Commission regarding the company's failure to read electric meters over the past year would make a better Disney film than it does a logical and truthful answer to the matter at hand.
Applicable adage for FirstEnergy:
"Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part."
None of what this guy says even resembles the truth and is nothing more than a series of overly elaborate excuses that will now have to be repeated over and over again in different jurisdictions. It's nothing more than a series of boring planning gaffes that take corporate incompetence to a new level. No wonder so many consumers are still waiting for FirstEnergy to get their power back after more than a week.
And I do so love the whiny, aggressive tone Mr. Paparazzi takes with Sugarloaf Conservancy for having the temerity to file a complaint.
Fail.
Applicable adage for FirstEnergy:
"Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part."
None of what this guy says even resembles the truth and is nothing more than a series of overly elaborate excuses that will now have to be repeated over and over again in different jurisdictions. It's nothing more than a series of boring planning gaffes that take corporate incompetence to a new level. No wonder so many consumers are still waiting for FirstEnergy to get their power back after more than a week.
And I do so love the whiny, aggressive tone Mr. Paparazzi takes with Sugarloaf Conservancy for having the temerity to file a complaint.
Fail.
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