A woman is kneeling on the floor, carefully packing a bright red emergency backpack. The scene appears to be indoors, possibly in a living room, with a soft carpet and a tablet placed nearby on the wooden floor. The room is well-lit, and there are toys scattered around, indicating a family environment. The woman seems focused on organizing the contents of the backpack, suggesting preparedness or planning for an emergency situation.

Storm Preparation

Get prepared, stay prepared

As we enter September, a month dedicated to preparedness, it’s a good time to review how we can best protect ourselves, our loved ones and our community from unexpected emergencies. National Preparedness Month is a reminder that disasters can strike at any time, and being prepared can make all the difference.

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Shop smart and save

Shop smart and save

We’re committed to managing prices and securing the lowest cost of energy for our customers. That's why our Price to Compare or PPL Electric default rate, changes twice per year on June 1 and December 1. We deliver your electricity, but we don’t own the power plants...

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Energizing Community through volunteerism

Energizing Community through volunteerism

For over 100 years, we’ve served communities throughout central and eastern Pennsylvania, not just because it’s our job, but because this is our home. It’s where our children go to school. We’re all neighbors. Over 460 PPL employees recently took part in the United Way’s annual Day of Caring. Our employees painted, planted, packed, shopped and beautified 20 different organizations across our service area. We look forward to keeping this momentum going, and we can’t wait to go even bigger in 2025.

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How to Stay Informed During a Power Outage

How to Stay Informed During a Power Outage

At PPL Electric Utilities, staying informed during an outage is simple. Whether you’re reporting an outage by text, checking real-time updates, or following us on social media, we’ve got you covered. Make sure to keep your phone charged, use a battery-powered radio for updates, and jot down important contact numbers to stay prepared and connected when the lights go out.

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