PPL Electric Utilities

The energy project covers about 1,125 miles at a total value of $27.4 million, roughly $24,000 per mile.

The PPL-Monter rebuild covers 29.3 miles at $142.9 million, roughly $4,000.

nine million per mile sensing line rating software and power flow hardware cover far more wire per dollar than conductor does so the larger number of vendor contracts goes to the cheaper technologies while conductor makers win fewer and larger orders startups hold almost none of the awards utilities cooperatives and state agencies hold them with two recipients outside that group the startup Pitch Aeronautics at $37.0 million federal, and the Electric Power Research Institute at $20.9 million.

Selection is an intention to fund.

Together the four draw $148.7 million in federal funds.

Reconductoring appears by name in a smaller group.

Arizona Electric Power Cooperative, Kit Carson, PPL Electric, Orlando Utilities Commission High Temperature Low Sag Conductor pitch Aeronautics targeted wire upgrades for Ameren, Missouri, Ameren, Illinois, and Farmington Electric Utility System.

1,803 electric cooperative wire replacement, and Indiana reconductoring across the PJM and Missou.

Meanwhile, Pennsylvania's fighting over who pays for that power.

Governor Josh Shapiro just petitioned to join a case against PPL Electric Utilities.

He wants a separate rate class for large data centres so they carry the costs their demand creates, plus safeguards if supply can't keep up.

It's the first time in at least 15 years a governor has stepped into a utility commission case.

But I can tell you-

Right now, PP&L-

I can tell you-

Mr. Lovell, M- M- Ms., Ms. Montes, you have, you wanna finish that thought-

They may even have a list.

They certainly when something goes, like their system goes down or is threatened to go down, most of the utilities outside of, like a PP&L's done a really good job, I think CenterPoint's starting to get there to really understand, but they'll do things like shut circuits down when there's enough solar on there to actually power that neighborhood with all the solar that's on, and they don't know it.

They haven't paid attention to it.

Why haven't they done that? Because they don't make money on it.

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

So I think the collaboration can be with a business or a church or a landowner that has a need, and I mean, that could be PPL, the power company.

Mm.

I don't know what that stands for.

Stacks

... you hear all the time, "Well, it's only up, you know, uh, y- your UGI bill, your PP&L bill's only up 2.7% year over year." But, like, if you stack up 2.7%-

Year over year

... 10 years, that's 27%.

When it does, gasoline will come back down to the $3 and change where it belongs.

We had Secretary Biden yesterday, as you stated, we were at PPL, PPL, and they really do a great job.

I know people say, ah, they're raising my rates.

The only reason they truly raise rates is because their costs go up.