Warmer weather is here, and PPL Electric Utilities is ready to lend a hand with spring-cleaning efforts during a small appliance recycling event on Saturday, May 21, at the PPL Electric Service Center, located at 4810 Lycoming Mall Dr., Montoursville, PA 17754 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
At the event, customers can recycle old room air conditioners and dehumidifiers that are in working condition. Participants will be mailed a $10 rebate check for each appliance they recycle and there is no limit on how many units a customer can recycle. Customers must register in advance online at pplelectric.com/recycle.
“Recycling older appliances can help you save energy, and it also helps the environment,” said PPL Electric Utilities Residential Program Manager Mary Ann Merenda. “We want to make it easier for our customers to properly dispose of their old appliances and these events, which are held in various communities throughout the year, allow them to remove unwanted clutter, save more energy and receive a rebate in the process.”
In addition to these small appliance events, PPL Electric also provides free at-home pickups of working, older refrigerators and freezers. Customers can receive a $50 rebate for each refrigerator or freezer and the best part is, PPL Electric will haul it away. To schedule your at-home pickup, visit pplelectric.com/recycle.
For more energy-efficiency tips, rebates and programs that can help you save — throughout the year — visit savewithppl.com.
PPL Electric Utilities delivers safe, reliable and affordable electricity to more than 1.4 million homes and businesses in eastern and central Pennsylvania. It regularly ranks among the country’s best utility companies for reliability and customer satisfaction. PPL Electric Utilities is a major employer and an active supporter of the communities it serves. It is a part of the PPL Corporation (NYSE: PPL) family of companies. Visit pplelectric.com or connect on social media via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for energy efficiency tips, bill help information, guidance on shopping for an electricity supplier, storm updates and more.