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Highlights “beneficial electrification” as a way to decarbonize and strengthen the Pittsburgh region

Duquesne Light Company Releases Whitepaper on Electrification’s Potential to Benefit the Environment, Economy and Local Communities

Throughout the U.S., April is recognized as Earth Month, and one of the ways Duquesne Light Holdings (DLH) celebrates is through volunteerism

Duquesne Light Employees Volunteer During Earth Month, Arbor Day

Monday, May 2, 2022

Duquesne Light Company Partners with Local Orgs to Expand Food Bank Footprint

Nearly $2 million in grant money available for in-need electric utility customers

Duquesne Light Company’s Dollar Energy Fund Expanded, Can Reach More Households

Tuesday, March 22, 2022

Duquesne Light Company’s Community Involvement Impacts Thousands in Allegheny, Beaver Counties

Monday, February 14, 2022

Duquesne Light Company and Duquesne Light Holdings, Inc. Name Cheryl Roberto to Board of Directors

Monday, February 7, 2022

Kevin Walker Named in 2022 'Power 100' Class

Will play an important role in enhancing service reliability and resiliency in the community

Duquesne Light Company Unveils New Substation in Oakland

Photo Caption: From left, Alex Laskey, Founder and Executive Chair, Rewiring America; Steve Pantano, Chief Research Officer, CLASP; Jeremy Snyder, Partner, Buro Happold; Destenie Nock, Assistant Professor of Civil &amp; Environmental Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy, Carnegie Mellon University; Anna J. Siefken, Executive Director, Scott Institute for Energy Innovation; and Kevin Walker, President and CEO, Duquesne Light Holdings

Duquesne Light Company Partners with Carnegie Mellon University to Co-Host Beneficial Electrification Event

Photo Caption: From left, Alex Laskey, Founder and Executive Chair, Rewiring America; Steve Pantano, Chief Research Officer, CLASP; Jeremy Snyder, Partner, Buro Happold; Destenie Nock, Assistant Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy, Carnegie Mellon University; Anna J. Siefken, Executive Director, Scott Institute for Energy Innovation; and Kevin Walker, President and CEO, Duquesne Light Holdings

Tuesday, January 4, 2022

DLC Employees Celebrate Holiday Season by Giving Back

Hunt Armory will Provide Space for Inclusive Youth Hockey Programming

Duquesne Light Company Helps Transform Local Landmark into Ice Rink

Replacing more than 100 transmission towers between Brunot Island and Crescent Township

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