For more than a century, our dedicated team has stood by a simple belief: supporting our communities is both our responsibility and our privilege. We take pride in rolling up our sleeves and working together to empower our neighbors and create a brighter tomorrow. As...
The holidays are a time for friends, family and appreciating all we have to be thankful for. And nothing shows you care more than keeping those you love most safe throughout the season, right? It can be a busy time of year, but don’t forget to make...
Scammers take advantage of the busy holiday season. For Utility Scam Awareness Day, we’re sharing how to spot the warning signs, avoid common tricks, and protect your personal information. Learn what to look for and how to stay safe.
Strong winds caused extensive damage across our system, resulting in more than 88,000 outages. Our crews continue to work as safely and efficiently as possible and have restored power to more than 74,400 customers as of about 2 p.m. today. We know how difficult it is...
Lineworker Brian Chuzas is proof that PPL Electric Utilities' commitment to safety — and keeping others safe — extends far beyond the company's service centers and work sites. While finishing up a recent repair job with his crew in Pittston Township, Luzerne County,...
Whether you live in a college apartment or a family home, saving energy and money doesn’t have to mean major renovations. We’ve got simple, renter-friendly tips to help you cut costs—no tools required. That means you’ll have a little more in your wallet for what...
Customer Service Week is just one week of the year where we celebrate the efforts and dedication of our Customer Service Team, including our CSRs (Customer Service Representatives), who may handle up to 50 customer interactions per day. These employees are at the...
Cooler days call for fresh routines. Energy Awareness Month is the perfect time to shake off old habits and discover smarter ways to save energy—and money. Try our fall match-up game to discover easy tips for your home. It’s quicker (and more fun) than tackling that...
Having a family emergency plan can make all the difference when disaster strikes. This National Preparedness Month, review your plan—or start one—with simple steps to stay safe and connected.
A well-stocked emergency kit makes tough situations easier and safer. This National Preparedness Month, learn what to include so your family is ready for the unexpected.
When severe weather hits, staying connected is key. From outage alerts to social media updates, here’s how to get the information you need to keep your family safe.
This September, take time to prepare for the unexpected. From creating an emergency plan to staying connected with alerts, here are steps you can take to keep your family safe before, during, and after a storm.
