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10 questions with Army veteran and PPL executive Mark Brooks
PPL’s Chief Information Security Officer discusses being an Army veteran and his decorated father’s legacy.
Promoting careers in energy
PPL Electric Utilities employees promoted exciting careers in the energy industry as part of Careers in Energy Week.
Esperanza: A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage and Hope
PPL celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with multi-cultural stories from members of its LEAD business resource group.
PPL named Adoption Advocate by Dave Thomas Foundation
PPL is pleased to be named a 2021 Adoption Advocate by The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption. In addition, PPL has been ranked one of the top five adoption-friendly workplaces in the energy and utility sector for its financial reimbursement and paid leave benefits for families that adopt a child.
We’re prepared for storms – and you can be too
When the worst storms hit – from ferocious summer thunderstorms that deliver severe wind gusts and heavy rains to treacherous winter storms that pelt us with thick snow and ice – PPL’s utility companies are prepared to face everything mother nature can throw at us.
Environmental Champions: Audubon is building bird-friendly communities, thanks to a PPL grant
Organization provides resources for all gardeners to make a difference in bird communities simply by choosing native plants.
PPL Electric Utilities fosters growth in diverse communities through Empowering Equitable Communities initiative
Meet two PPL volunteers that are fostering inclusion through the company’s youth mentorship program.
There when you need us – PPL companies put priority on customer service
At the PPL family of companies, customer service is at the heart of all we do.
Environmental Champions: Earth Conservancy restores land and transforms a community
Founded in 1992, the Earth Conservancy has been on a mission to reclaim nearly 16,500 acres of legacy mine lands in Luzerne County. The organization is not only focused on restoring land, but on enhancing the region’s economy and workforce through a program funded in part by a PPL Foundation grant.