Butterflies and bees land on flowers under a sunny blue sky within the PPL Electric transmission line corridor near Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Powering Pollinators

Powering Pollinators: PPL Electric Utilities keeps pollinators buzzing in Lancaster

A thriving pollinator habitat — within PPL Electric Utilities’ transmission line corridor in Lancaster Conservancy’s Kellys Run Preserve — is alive with blooms and is part of a collaborative effort between PPL Electric and Lancaster Conservancy to expand the preserve’s pollinator park and benefit an array of pollinator species.

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It’s never been easier to pay your bill

It’s never been easier to pay your bill

We know one size doesn’t fit all – that’s why we offer a variety of different options to pay your bill.  Whether you prefer the convenience of AutoPay, paying online with your credit card or still like to pay via one of our payment centers, we’ve got you covered. ...

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Crews working to restore outages caused by storms

Crews working to restore outages caused by storms

We will continue to work as safely and quickly as possible around the clock until all customers are restored. We have hundreds of personnel responding to the storm, providing both field-based and back-office emergency response operations across our service territory. This includes lineworkers, foresters, damage assessors and call center staff. In preparation for the storm, we brought in more than 600 workers from outside our company to assist in restoration efforts.

Safety continues to be our priority. Remember, should you encounter a downed wire at any time, assume it’s energized and stay away. Report downed wires to PPL Electric or local emergency response agencies.

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