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Jersey Central Power & Light Co. Oct 08
Standard & Poors, Oct 2008
Abstract
Parent FirstEnergy Corp.'s fleet of low-cost, base load power generation plants in Ohio and Pennsylvania; The parent's lower-risk transmission and distribution (T&D) operations; Generally constructive regulatory relationships; and The parent's good cash flow generation, good liquidity, and a stable financial profile. A business strategy at the parent that could increasingly expose generation cash flows to greater market risk; An uneven historical operating performance for the parent company's nuclear fleet; Significant environmental expenditures unrecoverable through regulated rates; and Cost pressures (pollution control, coal prices) on the base load, coal-fired plants. The rating on Jersey Central Power & Light Co. (JCP&L) is based on the consolidated credit profile of its parent, FirstEnergy Corp., a utility holding company with seven electric utility subsidiaries,...
Companies mentioned in this report are: Jersey Central Power & Light Co.,Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.,Metropolitan Edison Co.,Ohio Edison Co.,Pennsylvania Electric Co.,Pennsylvania Power Co.,Toledo Edison Co.,CTC Beaver Valley Funding Corp.,CTC Mansfield Funding Corp.,PNPP II Funding Corp.,Beaver Valley II Funding Corp.,BVPS II Funding Corp.,Penelec Capital,Met-Ed Capital L.P.,JC P&L Capital L.P.,Ohio Edison Financing Trust,Ohio Edison Financing Trust II,FirstEnergy Corp.,FirstEnergy Solutions Corp.
Action: Review
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Research Type: Full Analysis
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