Power for Pennsylvania

Built here.

Delivered here.

Jobs here.

Pennsylvania’s grid is 50 years old and our homes use more power than they did a generation ago. Modernizing it means Pennsylvania jobs today and a grid our kids won’t be stuck paying for tomorrow.

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The Grid our Grandparents built Is Falling Behind

Pennsylvania’s energy delivery systems are aging, overstretched, and increasingly out of sync with the demands of a modern economy or the needs of Pennsylvania families.

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To remain competitive, Pennsylvania must modernize the full energy system that powers our economy.

That starts with electric transmission – the backbone of grid reliability – while also ensuring Pennsylvania continues to benefit from the generation and natural gas pipeline infrastructure that keeps energy flowing.

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We won't have energy independence if we're relying on a 50-year-old power grid. The time to fix this is now. If we wait to act, we'll be passing higher costs and less reliable power on to our kids and grandkids.

Why Modernizing PA’s Power System Matters

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Good-Paying Jobs

Skilled trade and construction jobs — right here in our communities.

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Power Restored Faster

Stronger infrastructure means less time in the dark after storms.

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More Manufacturers

Reliable, affordable power makes Pennsylvania competitive for the employers our communities depend on.

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Long-Term Affordability

Modernizing now is the responsible path to keeping costs manageable for Pennsylvania families.

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who we are

Pennsylvanians for Reliable & Affordable Energy (PRAE) is a statewide coalition of business, community, and labor leaders fighting to modernize Pennsylvania outdated energy system to benefit Pennsylvanians. Support for updating our electric grid and expanding generation capacity is broad and deep — spanning regions, political parties, and communities across the Commonwealth.