LG&E and KU Energy LLC

Strong to severe thunderstorms remain in the forecast for much of Kentucky through Sunday. Ongoing heavy rainfall is beginning to cause flooding in parts of the state with several more inches of rain expected in the days ahead. We are ready to respond to any impacts to our systems, however flooded roadways and dangerous conditions could delay our ability to reach affected areas. Don’t wait for the floodwaters to rise. Make a plan now. Always be sure to follow these tips and visit lge-ku.com/safety/flooding for more important safety information.

Multiple rounds of severe storms are in the forecast to move across Kentucky beginning this afternoon. Storms are expected to continue through Sunday bringing the threat for significant flooding. We are closely monitoring the forecast and stand ready to respond to any impacts to our system. Visit lge-ku.com/storm for important tips to help prepare and stay safe during severe weather.

How would you like to save energy, reduce operating costs and earn some cash while doing it? Commercial and industrial customers can earn cash incentives for making energy-saving choices with our Business Rebates programs. We even offer engineering support to help guide you through the process. Visit lge-ku.com/bizrebates to learn more.

A new month is upon us! The first of the month is a great time to make sure your HVAC is ready to run as efficiently as possible by changing your air filter. Learn more HVAC tips at https://lnkd.in/eC6d7ZZ4.

April is National Safe Digging Month! Do you know what the flags in your neighborhood represent? Always remember to contact 811 by dialing 8-1-1 or visiting Kentucky811.org or Va811.com, so you know what’s below before you dig. Visit lge-ku.com/811 to learn more. #Call811 #SafeDiggingMonth

Severe thunderstorms are moving across portions of our service territory and are causing impacts to our system. Our crews are on standby to respond as soon as it is safe to do so. Remember to always treat any downed wire as an energized power line and stay away! Visit lge-ku.com/storm for important safety information and storm updates.

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.