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PPL Interstate Energy Company operates and maintains mulitple pipelines that transport oil or natural gas to two facilities operated by PPL Generation: the Martins Creek power plant and the Lower Mount Bethel Energy plant. The plants are located in Lower Mount Bethel Township, Northampton County, PA. The Lower Mount Bethel Energy plant generates electricity by burning natural gas, while the Martins Creek plant can burn oil and/or natural gas to generate electricity. This allows PPL Generation to choose the most cost-effective fuel to provide electricity to residential and business customers.

PPL Interstate Energy Company is committed to safety. This commitment is demonstrated by our participation in the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Voluntary Protection Program. VPP encourages cooperation among government, industry and labor to protect worker health and safety. It establishes performance criteria for health and safety management programs, assesses companies that apply for VPP status and recognizes companies that meet its high standards with OSHA's "Star" designation. PPL Interstate Energy Company is proud to say we received OSHA's "Star" designation in 2001 and continues to participate in the VPP program.

At PPL Interstate Energy Co., we take safety seriously.

Thanks to the efforts of our employees, safety is an integral part of everything we do. As part of our commitment to safe and reliable operations, we're proud to be a Star site in the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Voluntary Protection Program.

We value the recognition from OSHA, which helps us remain focused on creating a safe working environment.

The VPP program recognizes and promotes effective safety and health performance.

Before awarding the Star designation, OSHA looks at many components that make up a safety and health program, including management leadership, employee involvement, work-site analysis, training, and hazard prevention and control.

It's a reflection of our employees' attention to safety on the job each and every day.