The Show Must Go On: Moonlight Musicals Powers Back to Action

Posted Dec 17, 2018

The Saturday, June 23 outdoor performance of “The Music Man” was running just as the cast and crew had rehearsed it. Then, in the middle of Act 1, the sound stopped and the lights flickered and faded one by one, leaving the entire stage and its 400 show attendees in the dark.

12 Days of Safety

Posted Dec 03, 2018

Behind the Scenes: Lighting Up Lubbock with Annual Texas Tech Tradition

Posted Nov 30, 2018

With a flip of the switch, over 20,000 Texas Tech students and local residents will kick off the holiday season at the 60th Annual Carol of Lights on Friday, Nov. 30. It’s a fun holiday tradition that recently became more energy efficient.

Rising to the challenge: LP&L linemen showcased their on-the-job skills at Texas Lineman’s Rodeo

Posted Aug 09, 2018

On Saturday, July 21, Lubbock Power & Light journeyman and apprentice teams competed in the 22nd Annual Texas Lineman’s Rodeo in Seguin. This was LP&L’s third year competing in this rigorous competition, which hosts the best teams across the entire state.

How to read your meter

Posted Jul 19, 2018

Rain, shine or ice, Keith weathers any storm for customers

Posted Jul 10, 2018

How To Reduce Your Summer Utility Bills

Posted Jun 26, 2018

Summer is here, which means it’s time to battle the Texas heat with our air conditioners. Did you know weather is the #1 driver of energy use in your home?

Lubbock City Council and LP&L Electric Utility Board Approve Implementation of Advanced Meters

Posted Jun 14, 2018

The Lubbock City Council and Lubbock Power & Light (LP&L) Electric Utility Board approved the implementation of advanced meters for LP&L electric customers in Lubbock. The City Council vote follows action taken by the Electric Utility Board on May 29, 2018, approving a contract with Itron, an industry leader in advanced metering for utilities and cities.

“I had frozen tears on my face:” State School shares story of restored power, comfort

Posted May 23, 2018

When Winter Storm Goliath struck Lubbock just after Christmas in 2015, the Lubbock State Supported Living Center, known as the State School, had a crisis on its hands.