PPL changes
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- Price
- $35.17 → $34.58(−1.7%)
- Discount
- −3% → −1%(+2.0 pts)
- Recent events
- 2026-10-16: Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro asked to take part in a Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission proceeding on rates and protections for large energy users, such as data centers. PPL Electric said that it welcomes the focus on customer protection and that its large-load tariff and a proposed transmission rider already protect other customers. 2026-10-05: LG&E and KU asked for proposals for firm, dispatchable thermal generation, of at least 50 MW, to serve load growth. Proposals are due on November 6, 2026. Selected resources would add to the generation plans that the Kentucky Public Service Commission already approved. 2026-08-27: Rhode Island regulators approved annual revenue increases of $44.1 million for electric and $93.7 million for gas service at Rhode Island Energy, with a 9.275% return on equity and 52% equity. The new rates started on September 1, 2026. Customers also receive about $170 million of bill credits from October 2026 through September 2027 under a commitment from the 2022 purchase. PPL kept its 2026 forecast. 2026-08-14: The Kentucky Public Service Commission approved part of the LG&E and KU rehearing requests. The order adds about $4 million of annual revenue for LG&E and about $3 million for KU above the February 2026 rate orders. 2026-08-07: PPL reported Q2 2026 results. Reported EPS was $0.30, and ongoing EPS was $0.33, up from $0.32. PPL kept its 2026 ongoing EPS forecast of $1.90 to $1.98 and its 6% to 8% growth target. It estimated $10 billion to $12 billion of possible generation investment through 2032 from data center demand in Pennsylvania and Kentucky. 2026-06-04: The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a settlement, with some changes, that raises the annual base distribution revenue of PPL Electric by about $275 million from July 1, 2026.