LG&E and KU Energy LLC

We’re keeping a close eye on the possibility of strong to severe storms moving across much of Kentucky on Sunday. While we know many customers and their kiddos may have spring break plans headed into the coming week, rest assured that we're available, on standby and ready to respond safely and as quickly as possible to any impacts to our system. Make sure you’re prepared too by following the tips below and visit lge-ku.com/safety for more helpful safety information if severe weather strikes.

An EGGS-tra special update on Diana, our resident peregrine falcon. She has now laid her third egg in the nesting box at our Mill Creek generating station! Watch Diana tend to her eggs on our LIVE falcon cam at lge-ku.com/falcon.

Did you know you can report and track outages through My Account? Learn how by watching this short video and visit lge-ku.com/selfserve to find more My Account features.

A cross bore is defined as the intersection of an existing underground utility line and a second underground utility line, commonly installed by trenchless technology. In rare cases, this consists of an underground gas utility pipeline crossing though a sewer pipe. Often, the first sign of a cross bore is a sewer blockage that may cause the backup of wastewater in the home or yard. Before clearing, contact 811 (by phone when you dial 811 or online when you visit kentucky811.org). This will start the notification process of locating and marking underground utility lines. This may identify intersecting lines. Visit https://lnkd.in/d88tKzqy to learn more.

Managing your energy usage has never been easier. Shop our everyday deals on smart thermostats and smart plugs on our Online Marketplace at shop.lge-ku.com.

Did you know chargers and power adapters still draw energy even when they’re not in use? It’s called vampire energy. These energy vampires can add more than $100 to your utility bill each year. Visit lge-ku.com/tips for more ways to save.

Do you have a smart thermostat and enjoy earning a little extra cash? Consider signing up for our Bring Your Own Thermostat program. Visit https://lnkd.in/gMFHvvBn to learn how you can get paid to save energy.

We have some EGGcelent news to start off the week! Diana, our resident peregrine falcon at our Mill Creek generating station, has laid her first egg! ?? Tune into our live falcon cam at lge-ku.com/falcon to see how many more come along this season.

From parking lots to parks and street parking, we have worked with businesses to install and maintain level 2 EV charging stations to get you where you need to go to.??Visit lge-ku.com/EV to learn more about hosting a charging station at your business.

The LG&E and KU Foundation has donated $25,000 to the American Red Cross to help families and area residents who are recovering from last month’s devastating floods in Eastern Kentucky. Red Cross volunteers and partners are still boots on the ground, and these funds will help the impacted communities with sheltering, food, critical services, financial assistance and cleanup efforts. For those interested in supporting recovery efforts in Eastern Kentucky, visit https://lnkd.in/ddxEmxdY to make a donation or learn more about ways to help.