Your safety and the security of your information are important to us.
We want you to know the risks of electricity and how to stay safe around it. And when extreme weather strikes, we want you to be prepared so you can keep your family safe and comfortable.
We also want to help protect you from utility scams and other deceptive and misleading tactics you need to know to stop scammers in their tracks.
May is National Electrical Safety Month, a great time to learn how to stay safe around electricity at home. Electricity helps power our lights, appliances, phones, and more — but if it’s not used the right way, it can be dangerous. According to the Electrical...
Flooding can happen in any season, often with little warning. And while every situation is different, one thing always remains the same: water and electricity are a dangerous combination. If an area is flooded or even just damp, assume electrical hazards may be...
National Consumer Protection Week is a time to talk about scams and how to avoid them. Learn how to spot common utility scam tactics, what PPL Electric Utilities will never do and the simple steps you can take to protect your information.
The cold weather season is here. Colder temperatures can cause higher demand for electricity. We work year-round to maintain and improve our infrastructure, and we will be ready to serve our customers regardless of the conditions. We always encourage our customers...
The holidays are a time for friends, family and appreciating all we have to be thankful for. And nothing shows you care more than keeping those you love most safe throughout the season, right? It can be a busy time of year, but don’t forget to make...
Scammers take advantage of the busy holiday season. For Utility Scam Awareness Day, we’re sharing how to spot the warning signs, avoid common tricks, and protect your personal information. Learn what to look for and how to stay safe.
Lineworker Brian Chuzas is proof that PPL Electric Utilities' commitment to safety — and keeping others safe — extends far beyond the company's service centers and work sites. While finishing up a recent repair job with his crew in Pittston Township, Luzerne County,...
Having a family emergency plan can make all the difference when disaster strikes. This National Preparedness Month, review your plan—or start one—with simple steps to stay safe and connected.
A well-stocked emergency kit makes tough situations easier and safer. This National Preparedness Month, learn what to include so your family is ready for the unexpected.
When severe weather hits, staying connected is key. From outage alerts to social media updates, here’s how to get the information you need to keep your family safe.