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How transmission costs work and what they mean for your electric bill

Learn what transmission costs cover on your PPL Electric bill, why they change, and how new large energy users like data centers affect what customers pay.

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Let your devices do the saving

Let your devices do the saving

What if saving energy didn’t mean doing more, but doing less? This September, lean into modern convenience with devices that can reduce both your stress and your energy costs during one of the busiest months of the year. These smart devices create seamless ways to...

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Groundhog Day – Let’s talk weather forecasts

Groundhog Day – Let’s talk weather forecasts

Punxsutawney Phil’s prognostication on Gobbler’s Knob for an early spring might make you sad – or glad – depending on your love of snow and cold weather. For an electric utility, however, watching the weather isn’t a matter of shadows. It’s a serious, around-the-clock...

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Wind storm: Latest updates on our response

Wind storm: Latest updates on our response

Power outage? Text "outage" to "TXTPPL" (898775) or report it here. January 16 at 12 p.m. Our crews are working through final restoration efforts and will have customers restored by 5 p.m. today. Since Friday, we've restored power to more than 128,200 customers. We...

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Winter storm: Latest updates on our response

Winter storm: Latest updates on our response

Power outage? Text "outage" to "TXTPPL" (898775) or report it here. Update: 1.10.24, 4:30 p.m. As of 3:30 Wednesday afternoon, about 8,750 of our 1.5 million customers were without power. Since Tuesday afternoon, 65,000 customers have been restored from the original...

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Watch out for Energy Vampires this Halloween

Watch out for Energy Vampires this Halloween

Halloween is the perfect reminder to watch out for energy vampires, or electronics that drain energy when they’re plugged in, but not being used. These everyday items are things like cell phone chargers, computers and coffee makers that could cost you more than $100...

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