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PPL Electric Utilties partners with ENERGY STAR®
PPL Electric Utilities recently announced that it is partnering with the federal government’s ENERGY STAR® program to promote energy efficiency and help customers find ways to save energy and money..
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What’s in a day — a degree day, that is?
Degree days are commonly used to measure how warm or how cold it is over a given period of time. They can be used to help track heating and cooling costs, estimate future costs, detect problems like a failing heating system, and track the savings achieved by energy-saving measures.
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New criteria established for placement on GS-1, GS-3 rate schedules
PPL Electric Utilities has adopted new criteria for determining the rate schedule for new business customers. The criteria are part of distribution rate changes that took effect Jan. 1, 2008, and were approved by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.  
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New rates for customers
On Dec. 6, 2007, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a $55 million increase — effective Jan. 1, 2008 — in the distribution rates that PPL Electric Utilities charges customers.  
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Additional Resources:

Energy and Demand Management
The Changing Electricity Marketplace For School District Superintendents and Business Administrators (.pdf)	Energy Terms and Formulas
New! Transcript of May 29, 2008 Webinar (.pdf)	How electricity demand affects your bill
Energy Tips For Unoccupied Buildings	Managing your account using Web self-service
Estimating the cost to operate equipment	Energy Library
Understanding how you use energy can save you money
PPL information
Frequently Asked Questions	Power Quality
Things to know about Electric Choice	ICS Team
Reading Your Meter	Industrial and Commercial rates - 2008 Update
Single Phase Service	Reporting power outages
Temporary Service	Three-Phase Service
Buying power for 2010	Billing and Payment Options
PPL Electric Utilities proposes plan for 2010	PPL Electric Utilities Recommends Strategy for Moving Beyond ‘Rate Caps’
	Managing your account using Web self-service
Forms
Request for three-phase electric service	Requests for Customer Demand and Consumption History
2008 GS-1 Rate Calculation Form	2008 GS-3 Rate Calculation Form
2008 LP-4 Rate Calculation Form	2008 LP-5 Rate Calculation Form
2008 LP-6 Rate Calculation Form
External information
Association of Energy Engineers	Pennsylvania Utility Choice
Edison Electric Institute	U.S. Energy Information Administration
Pennsylvania's Office of Energy and Technology Development	Exemption from PA Sales Tax
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