EEC’s Innovative Drone Use Promotes Efficiency, Worker Safety
Once seen by the public as a nuisance or a hobbyist obsession, drones have become an essential work tool within the Energy and Environment Cabinet.
Once seen by the public as a nuisance or a hobbyist obsession, drones have become an essential work tool within the Energy and Environment Cabinet.
As of mid-June, the Cabinet had processed and approved more than 60 requests for regulatory flexibility — and was continuing to do so.
A Hardin County property, contaminated by thousands of gallons of petroleum, provided an opportunity for EEC personnel to clean up the spill using “soil mixing.”