Bill Toolkit
PPL Electric UtilitiesEnergy made simple, savings made possible
We know you work hard for every dollar. And we understand that any price increase matters, whether it’s at the grocery store, gas pump or on your electric bill.
While we can’t control rising energy supply prices, we’re focused on what we can control — managing our costs responsibly, strengthening the grid and advocating for better solutions for our customers.
We’re in this together.
Start with the Bill Toolkit — simple tools and support to help you manage your energy costs.
Manage my bill
From making your bill more predictable and tools to track your hourly, daily, or monthly electricity use, to bill alerts, shopping for a supplier, and requesting more time to pay, we can help you choose the options that are right for you.
Alerts >
Budget Billing >
Track your Energy Usage >
Rates & Shopping >
Set Bill Due Date >
Manage my energy use
Managing your energy use is an effective way to manage costs at any income level. From no-cost and low-cost tips to tools and programs and rebates on energy-efficient products, we can help you conserve and save.
Get help paying my bill
If you need help paying your bill, we’re here for you. We have programs and payment arrangements to help every family in need, regardless of your income.
Your energy dollar explained
When every dollar counts, it’s important to understand the breakdown of charges on your bill. With this knowledge, you’re empowered to make simple changes to save energy and money when it matters most.
We’ve broken down each dollar of your bill into four simple sections so you can see what you’re getting for your hard-earned money.
What we’re doing about rising costs
Energy supply prices continue to increase in the market and across Pennsylvania putting added pressure on household budgets and communities. These increases are the result of a growing gap between electricity supply and demand.
Although we don’t control or profit from these increases, we are advocating for solutions that bring more stability to power supply and lower overall costs by allowing regulated utilities to invest in electric generation on behalf of their customers.