PPL Currents.

Angie Gosman still remembers her first day at Louisville Gas and Electric Company. She arrived at Trimble County Power Plant in 1986 as “data entry operator 1” having just graduated from high school at age 18. No one told her what to wear, so she showed up in her business best – complete with ‘hose and heels. On day two, she traded those in for blue jeans and boots and got to work.

During the month of February, we pause to honor the efforts and triumphs of Black Americans. Their contributions have impacted every area of our modern life – from politics and government to sciences and the humanities.

Each holiday season, festive lights and displays brighten the windows of homes and businesses throughout the Lehigh Valley, however none have lasted as long – or been as visible as PPL’s holiday light display in Allentown.  

Nothing is more important to PPL than safety. So, while we hope all PPL customers and their little goblins enjoy lots of Halloween fun, we also want to offer some tips to make sure your spooky celebrations don’t turn too scary.

How PPL is leading a clean energy transition while balancing reliability, resiliency and affordability

In recognition of PPL’s 100th anniversary, the PPL Foundation awarded a $100,000 in special grants to help illuminate the outstanding contributions of individuals working in the nonprofit sector. Ten Bright Lights grants of $10,000 were awarded in recognition of the honorees to the nonprofit agencies they support.

Numerous studies have shown that children who miss out on reading and learning opportunities over the summer can fall behind by as many as two grade levels. Providing books to those students over the summer helps close that gap.

Dozens of middle school and high school girls from the Lackawanna County area descended on Johnson College in Scranton on Thursday, March 22 to learn about career opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math from the experts themselves – women in STEM.

Sure, there are many benefits to working from home. But for those who work remotely, many things are likely missing from your traditional in-person work environment. Three PPL leaders recently offered great tips on how to advance your career in a virtual environment.

Tips to avoid getting scammed by frauds posing as representatives of PPL companies.

PPL’s Chief Information Security Officer discusses being an Army veteran and his decorated father’s legacy.

PPL Electric Utilities employees promote exciting careers in the energy industry as part of Careers in Energy Week.