-
Stu JohnsonThe governments of Kentucky’s two largest cities are intervening in a utility rate case. It involves a request by two well-known power companies. The rate… -
Kentucky motorists are benefitting from a drop in gas prices. A virtual start to instruction in many school districts is anticipated to affect the price…
-
A coal industry advocate told Kentucky lawmakers that “coal is not a silver bullet” for the country’s energy needs, but said coal should still play a role.
-
New numbers from the first two quarters of this year show both coal production and employment are continuing to decline in Kentucky, despite President... -
A program aimed at making energy-saving improvements easier to finance is getting attention at Lexington City Hall. A council committee Tuesday began the… -
A U.S. House committee has advanced a bill that would send a billion dollars for mine reclamation and economic development in coal communities.
-
The Kentucky Public Service Commission will allow LG&E and KU to raise their utility rates, but not as much as was agreed to in a settlement in April.
-
The Appalachian Regional Commission says additional funding of nearly $16 million will help diversify economies in coal-mining communities in seven states. -
Kentucky officials say they have completed work on the largest non-utility solar array in the state. The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet says... -
This is officially the center’s second hemp crop — the first was planted last August and yielded a few dozen pounds of plants. -
Kentucky is coal country, and is heavily reliant on the dirty fossil fuel for power. A study underway at Western Kentucky University is examining the... -
Capturing carbon dioxide from power plants is, at least theoretically, a good way to reduce one of the top gases that contributes to climate change. But...
