By Kenya Stump We often talk about the state’s energy priorities in terms of its energy policy and its energy strategy. In basic terms, an energy policy is a guiding principle that leads a government or agency to make laws or to take action. It’s a “point you in the right direction” guide […]
As high housing prices continue to challenge many Kentuckians seeking to own a home, the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet is working with Next Step, a Louisville-based nonprofit organization, and the Kentucky Manufactured Housing Institute (KMHI) to demonstrate the role modern manufactured homes can play in providing affordable, […]
By Robin Hartman Source: Rob Blair (EEC) – Map showing pump station distribution, color-coded based on auxiliary power availability. Immediately following the devastating floods in Eastern Kentucky in June 2022, power outages or storm damage left 22 drinking water systems and 18 wastewater systems without service. It took […]
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