-- 美国公用事业公司FirstEnergy（FE）周二公布，第一季度实际电力销售量为38.616吉瓦时（GWh），较去年同期的38.172吉瓦时增长1.2%。 商业领域的销售量增幅最大，同比增长2.8%至10.118吉瓦时；其次是居民领域，增长0.7%至15.596吉瓦时；工业领域的销售量也增长0.5%至12.899吉瓦时。 报告显示，公司所有业务部门的收入均有所增长。 配电业务的收入贡献最高，达到19.9亿美元，高于去年同期的19.4亿美元。 一体化业务的收入为17亿美元，高于去年同期的13.5亿美元。独立输电业务的收入为5.16亿美元，高于去年同期的4.91亿美元。 展望未来，FirstEnergy表示，公司“拥有独特的优势，能够充分利用数据中心的发展机遇”。 该公司已签订了2026年2.205吉瓦的数据中心需求合同，以及2031年和2035年4.255吉瓦的合同。 除此之外，该公司还计划在2031年交付7.43吉瓦的需求，并在2035年交付14.865吉瓦的需求。
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