Duquesne Light Co.
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Thank you, @PGHTodayLive , for the opportunity to discuss the importance of vegetation management and what residents need to know.
ICYMI: You might have noticed a hanger on your door from Duquesne Light Company, and it's likely because they're in the area trimming trees to keep them off your power lines. Katie talked with DLC's Jereme Didier about the work they're doing. cbsloc.al/4ebXUb1
Our region is expecting a severe heat wave starting this Wednesday, July 23, through at least Friday, July 25. Temperatures are forecasted to climb into the 90s, resulting in possible power outages. Report outages: - On our website - Our free mobile app - Calling 888-393-7100.
DLC is offering a FREE Electrical Safety Training through October for first responders, giving them the knowledge and skills needed to see the hazards and know the drill. Interested in attending our next session? Click: bit.ly/3F7G8Za. More: bit.ly/4kJ0QNO.
Conserve energy through new rewards programs and expanded time-of-use rate options that reward you for shifting your energy use to off-peak hours. Small changes in when you use electricity can lead to big savings. Learn more: bit.ly/44MxGr8.
Ever wonder what certain energy lingo means? We’ve put together a quick guide to some of the most common terms that are used in our industry. A little clarity can go a long way when it comes to staying informed and safe. Let us know if there’s a term you think we missed!
Happy Independence Day! Let’s celebrate what makes this country remarkable — today and every day.
In observance of Independence Day, our Contact Center will be closed on Friday, July 4. The website and mobile app are available to report outages, make payments, start or stop service, and more. You can also report power-related issues by contacting us at 888-393-7000.
A detour to joy + wonder for your morning... Last night, the @Pirates x @FredRogersPro x @DuquesneLight x @SkyElementsUSA hosted a #drone light show celebrating #MisterRogers. It was, in every way possible, a beautiful night in the Neighborhood! @Pittsburgh is @KidsburghPgh!
During this heat wave: - Reach out to neighbors who may be at risk, especially seniors. - Offer to transport someone in need to a cooling center. - Bring over cold drinks/snacks for someone who might be struggling to stay hydrated. bit.ly/3TxWduZ
You can stay cool without running your A/C constantly. - Take advantage of cross-ventilation by opening windows on opposite sides. - Cook during the cooler parts of the day. DLC is also preparing for the possibility of severe weather this evening: bit.ly/40mQbkB.
The Pittsburgh region is expecting severe weather — including potential wind gusts up to 70 mph — on Wednesday, June 25. Coupled with the ongoing heat wave, these conditions could put strain on the electric grid and cause power outages. Plan ahead: bit.ly/40mQbkB.
With extreme heat this week, follow these steps: • Close blinds and curtains during the day. • Use ceiling fans to circulate air. • Switch to LED lights to prevent extra heat caused by bulbs. • Avoid using the oven and opt for no-cook meals. More: bit.ly/3TxWduZ.
With high temperatures this week — you can lower your bill by reducing your usage between 2-6 p.m. - Run appliances early in the day or later at night. - Keep your thermostat steady at 78 degrees. - Close doors to any unused rooms. More: bit.ly/3TxWduZ.
The City of Pittsburgh is operating six cooling centers for relief from the heat this week. - Today from noon to 6 p.m. - Monday through Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Remember to check on elderly family members, friends and neighbors who live alone. bit.ly/3T2IbS0.
The Pittsburgh region is expecting a severe heat wave starting Sunday, June 22 through Thursday, June 26. Temperatures are forecasted in the low 90s, which could cause possible power outages. We have crews on standby to respond to any outages. More: bit.ly/3TxWduZ.
We love a good gender reveal party or graduation — but balloons and lanterns don’t mix with power lines. Celebrate responsibly and remember, if you see something tangled in a power line, never touch it! Call us at 412-393-7000. bit.ly/4k190AW.
When planting trees, remember to consider their height and proximity to power lines. By choosing utility-compatible trees and planting them in appropriate zones, you can minimize the risk of unsafe situations and potential power outages. Learn more: bit.ly/4l6mlc7.
Severe weather, including 45+ mph winds, is expected this evening into midnight. Power outages are possible. Given these conditions, we have staffed extra crews to safely respond to any outages. Report outages via our website, mobile app, or call 888-393-7100.
Energy generation costs are rising, but you can take steps to save. On June 1, DLC customers on default service will see higher bills due to growing electricity demand. DLC does not generate power or profit from these rates. Learn more: bit.ly/4mE2MJN
First responders in our community face these dangers every day. To help keep them safe, we’ve created Electric Safety Trainings which prepare emergency personnels for situations involving live electricity. Interested? More here: bit.ly/3F7G8Za. Registration required.
