CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
For 35 years, KRC has provided comprehensive research and analysis on legislative bills and environmental issues of concern. During legislative sessions, we publish a weekly analysis, produced by our policy team, of bills we are supporting, opposing, and tracking, along with in-depth analysis of bills of particular concern. We supplement these weekly postings and newsletters with action alerts.
Under the aegis of the new Center for Environmental Policy, we will increase our focus on development of proactive policies and proposed laws and ordinances to promote healthy communities and a healthy environment in Kentucky.
NET-METERING IN KENTUCKY
"The utilities have decided that what is being fed into the grid should be devalued. They're doing this while at the same they're building overpriced solar arrays for the people who can neither afford or their house is not oriented in the proper fashion. So they're looking to push out of the market those who would more control over the energy future." - Tom FitzGerald, KRC Director
In October, Fitz spoke at one Kentucky's many solar tours. Learn more about the state of net metering in Kentucky and remember to attend and participate at the Public Hearing on November 13, 2019 at 9 a.m. EST at the offices of the Kentucky Public Service Commission, 211 Sower Blvd. Frankfort, Kentucky.
ENERGY POLICY IN KENTUCKY
KRC & POLICY WORK IN KENTUCKY
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Nov
2019
Supplemental Comments on the Consideration of Net Metering
Supplemental Comments on the Consideration of Net Metering
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25
Oct
2019
Host Agreements 101
Host Agreements 101 provides information to government solid waste management areas and to the public concerning the role that host agreements can play in assuring that the concerns of counties and communities hosting solid waste landfills
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Oct
2019
Let Your Voice Be Heard On the Future of Net Metering in Kentucky!
Please attend and participate at the Public Hearing on November 13, 2019 at 9 a.m. EST at the offices of the Kentucky Public Service Commission, 211 Sower Blvd. Frankfort, Kentucky.
We imagine a Kentucky where the air is clean, the water safe, and where nature and natural resources are safeguarded and not abused.
The Kentucky Resources Council is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the conservation and prudent use of Kentucky’s natural resources. Since 1984, we have dedicated ourselves to protecting Kentucky’s land, air, water, and communities.