UGI Utilities has commenced a system upgrades project in Elizabethtown, Lancaster County, focusing on replacing natural gas mains as part of its commitment to providing safe and reliable service. The work also creates opportunities for certain homes and businesses along the project route to convert to natural gas.
The project, announced on January 9, 2026, involves upgrading the natural gas infrastructure to enhance the overall safety and reliability of the system. UGI Utilities, a natural gas and electric utility company serving more than 760,000 customers, is undertaking this initiative to modernize aging infrastructure and meet growing energy demands.
For more details, including downloadable images and additional information, click here. The announcement highlights UGI's dedication to maintaining a robust energy network for the community.
Replacing natural gas mains is a critical step in preventing leaks and ensuring uninterrupted service. The project also presents an opportunity for residents and businesses along the route to switch to natural gas, which is often more cost-effective and environmentally friendly than other fuel sources. UGI encourages eligible customers to explore the benefits of natural gas conversion.
John Mason, a contact for UGI Utilities, can be reached at (610) 334-7135 or via email at jmason@ugi.com for further inquiries. However, no call to action is implied; the information is provided for reference.
This upgrade is part of a broader effort by UGI to invest in infrastructure improvements across its service area. By modernizing the natural gas system, the company aims to reduce the risk of service disruptions and enhance the overall efficiency of energy delivery.
Residents and businesses in Elizabethtown are advised to be aware of construction activities and follow any posted signs or instructions. UGI assures that the project will be carried out with minimal disruption to the community.
For more information about UGI Utilities and its services, visit www.ugi.com. The company's commitment to safety and reliability is at the forefront of this initiative, ensuring that the natural gas system remains dependable for years to come.
