Photo of a thermometer in the snow in front of a snowy background.

Safety and Security

Cold weather season has arrived. Here’s how you can stay ready.

Cold weather is here. Stay ready with safety tips, outage prep, and simple ways to save energy as temperatures drop.

Featured Posts

Categories

Archives

Latest Stories

Get prepared, stay prepared

Get prepared, stay prepared

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.

read more
Investing in reliability: how we’re keeping the lights on for you

Investing in reliability: how we’re keeping the lights on for you

So far this year, our customers have experienced 510,000 fewer interruptions compared to the same period in 2024. That’s not just a number, it’s hundreds of thousands of evenings uninterrupted, workdays powered through and family moments kept bright. These improvements aren’t by chance — they’re the direct result of our investments in reliability and resilience, including comprehensive tree trimming programs and nearly $7 billion in grid upgrades.

read more
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...

read more
Take precautions, stay safe during extreme heat. 

Take precautions, stay safe during extreme heat. 

Learn vital strategies to protect yourself and loved ones during extreme heat events. Discover health-focused cooling tips, energy-saving techniques and practical ways to stay comfortable when temperatures soar. From CDC recommendations to simple home adjustments, this guide provides essential information to beat the heat safely while managing energy costs.

read more
PPL Electric employees assist victim of Perry County crash

PPL Electric employees assist victim of Perry County crash

When PPL Electric Utilities journeyman mechanic Preston Edrington witnessed a vehicle accident during severe weather on Route 322, his 35 years of safety training kicked in. Edrington and coworker Glenn Klinger safely assisted the injured driver and properly secured the accident scene, demonstrating how workplace safety culture translates to real-world emergency response.

read more
PPL Illustration