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PPL and Blackstone Infrastructure form Invitium Energy joint venture to build generation for Pennsylvania data centers

PPL owns 51% of Invitium and Blackstone Infrastructure owns 49%. Invitium is engaged with hyperscalers, has secured multiple land parcels and placed deposits on future turbine purchases; construction is contingent on commercial agreements with data center developers.

Place
Pennsylvania
Companies
Blackstone Infrastructure, Invitium, Invitium Energy, LLC, PPL
Source
PPL Corp 10-Q, filed Nov 6, 2026
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Energy Filing

KPSC order includes Extremely High Load Factor Tariff for future customers such as data centers

The tariff requires long-term contracts, minimum revenue payments and collateral security structures to protect LG&E, KU and other ratepayers. The order also includes a Pilot Generation Recovery Adjustment Clause for new generation and storage assets, including a potential extension of Mill Creek Unit 2 beyond its 2027 retirement date.

KPSCKULG&E Source: PPL Corp 10-Q, filed Nov 6, 2026

Energy Data release

Kentucky economic development pipeline grows to approximately 14.7 GW through 2032, including 12.8 GW of data center opportunities

14.7 GW

Approximately 2.3 GW is under signed reimbursement agreements, up 1 GW from the prior quarter, in Louisville Gas and Electric and Kentucky Utilities service territories. Pennsylvania's PPL Electric Utilities data center pipeline reached approximately 35.3 GW in advanced stages.

Kentucky UtilitiesLouisville Gas and ElectricPPL Electric Utilities Source: PPL Corp 8-K, filed Nov 6, 2026