UGI Utilities is scheduled to begin a system upgrades project in Salem Township, Luzerne County on Monday, May 11, 2026. The work, part of UGI’s commitment to provide safe and reliable service, also presents an opportunity for some homes and businesses along the project route to convert to natural gas.
According to a press release from UGI Utilities, the upgrades are aimed at enhancing the reliability and safety of the natural gas infrastructure in the area. The company serves more than 760,000 customers across Pennsylvania and is known for its natural gas and electric utility services. Additional information about UGI Utilities, Inc. is available at www.ugi.com.
The project is expected to bring tangible benefits to local residents and businesses by potentially enabling them to switch to natural gas, which is often a more cost-effective and cleaner energy source compared to other fuels. This could lead to reduced energy bills and a lower carbon footprint for those who take advantage of the conversion opportunity.
UGI has not disclosed the exact timeline for the project's completion, but the upgrades are set to begin next week. The company has been proactive in modernizing its infrastructure to meet growing demand and ensure service continuity. This initiative is part of a broader trend among utility companies to invest in system enhancements that improve efficiency and customer satisfaction.
The announcement is significant for Salem Township residents and businesses, as it may lead to improved energy options and potentially lower costs. For the broader industry, it underscores the ongoing efforts by utilities to upgrade aging infrastructure and expand natural gas access. UGI’s commitment to safe and reliable service is a key message, especially as energy reliability becomes a growing concern for consumers.
Contacts for more information include John Mason at (610) 334-7135 or jmason@ugi.com. The full announcement with downloadable images and bios is available via the press release distributed by Reportable, Inc.
