September is National Preparedness Month, a time to think about how we can protect ourselves, our families and our communities when unexpected emergencies happen. Whether it’s a severe storm, a power outage or another type of emergency, being prepared can make all the difference.
Firefighters face many dangers – not the least of which are electrical hazards – while battling fires and working to keep others safe. So when the Scranton Fire Department had the chance to learn from PPL Electric Utilities how to keep themselves and others safer...
You’ve heard about PPL Electric Utilities using drones to patrol power lines. Here’s the story of an employee who uses drones to win prizes. Customer Experience Specialist Susie Smith recently competed in the MultiGP International Open, a drone racing event in Muncie,...
Check out the video in our post that shows how automated restoration works.
Here are seven tips that can help keep you safe while trying to check off all those items on your to-do list.
Mother Nature’s electrical fireworks can be deadly.
Our bags are packed, the calendar is marked and it’s FINALLY time for vacation! There’s nothing better than kicking back, relaxing and spending quality time with family and friends. But before we go, there are a few teensy-weensy energy-saving tasks I’ll need to check...
The kits for our Worker Beware and First Responder Beware programs include a video, booklets, slide shows and trainer guides.
If you have a portable electric generator, make sure it’s installed and used correctly.
You could say the chilliest times of year offer the most opportunity to save.
Small steps can make a big difference.
Your kids’ homework spaces can be well-lit and energy-efficient. Here’s how.
We’re heading into peak hurricane season. Are you prepared for emergencies?
