PPL Electric Utilities announced on June 5, 2026, that all parties to its distribution rate case settlement have reaffirmed their support following the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission's approval with a minor modification. The stakeholders do not intend to withdraw from the agreement, which aims to balance customer affordability with the need for critical infrastructure investments. The company submitted a letter to the rate case docket (R-2025-3057164) to formally document this continued support among the involved parties.

Christine Martin, President of PPL Electric Utilities, expressed appreciation for the parties' ongoing commitment throughout the extensive review process. She noted that the settlement, as reflected in the Commission's decision, strikes an important balance by supporting affordability for customers while enabling the necessary investments to serve communities safely and reliably.

Settlement Details

The distribution rate case settlement was approved by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission with a minor modification. All joint settlement parties have confirmed they will not withdraw from the agreement.

PPL Electric Utilities delivers electricity to 1.5 million homes and businesses in eastern and central Pennsylvania. The company is a subsidiary of PPL Corporation (NYSE: PPL).