Kentucky Power

Attorney General Russell Coleman is proposing a settlement with Kentucky Power that would reduce winter electricity bills for the utility’s customers.

That’s a significant cut from the utility’s original request, which would have increased the cost of their customers’ power bills by around 18 percent on average.

The hearing comes after weeks of public comment hearings around eastern Kentucky. Kentucky Power’s request to the Public Service Commission was originally submitted last May.

A settlement between Kentucky Power and consumer advocate groups has been reached as part of a case in front of the Public Service Commission that looks to increase energy costs for around 163,000 residents in 20 eastern Kentucky counties.

Three Requests for Proposal from eastern Kentucky-based utility Kentucky Power say the company is looking into buying more wind, solar and thermal energy sources for homes in the region.

The cold weather has increased demand for electricity in the Commonwealth

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