The Benefits & Economic Impact of Kentucky's Regulatory Model
The Benefits & Economic Impact of Kentucky's Regulatory Model
The Benefits & Economic Impact of Kentucky's Regulatory Model
The Benefits & Economic Impact of Kentucky's Regulatory Model
The Benefits to Kentuckians
Some states, like Texas, are deregulated, which means utility customers can select the company that supplies their energy; also known as retail choice. These competitive suppliers purchase energy from the state’s stand-alone wholesale grid and aggressively market to customers, sometimes offering misleading promises as far as lower bills.
Under Kentucky’s fully regulated model, utility providers have a responsibility for generation, transmission, and distribution of energy, regardless of weather or other scenarios, in the most complete and affordable way possible.
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Providers can purchase natural gas, coal, and other energy resources from numerous supply basins in states north and south of Kentucky.
Our system, including generation, is built to operate in emergency conditions and extreme temperatures.
Providers also own and operate natural gas storage systems in Kentucky that provide half our supply on peak demand days. This allows providers to purchase natural gas in the summer when prices are lower, store it, and deliver it to customers when needed to help protect from pricing spikes.
As part of its long range planning, Kentucky utility providers plan for and operate the electric generating assets and obtain the fuel necessary to meet all Kentucky’s electricity needs.
Economic Impact
Kentucky has traditionally had some of the lowest electricity rates in the United States.
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Providers can purchase natural gas, coal, and other energy resources from numerous supply basins in states north and south of Kentucky.
The Benefits to Kentuckians
Some states, like Texas, are deregulated, which means utility customers can select the company that supplies their energy; also known as retail choice. These competitive suppliers purchase energy from the state’s stand-alone wholesale grid and aggressively market to customers, sometimes offering misleading promises as far as lower bills.
Under Kentucky’s fully regulated model, utility providers have a responsibility for generation, transmission, and distribution of energy, regardless of weather or other scenarios, in the most complete and affordable way possible.
Learn more information regarding the Benefits by selecting the dropdowns below:
TAKE ACTION
Providers can purchase natural gas, coal, and other energy resources from numerous supply basins in states north and south of Kentucky.
Our system, including generation, is built to operate in emergency conditions and extreme temperatures.
Providers also own and operate natural gas storage systems in Kentucky that provide half our supply on peak demand days. This allows providers to purchase natural gas in the summer when prices are lower, store it, and deliver it to customers when needed to help protect from pricing spikes.
As part of its long range planning, Kentucky utility providers plan for and operate the electric generating assets and obtain the fuel necessary to meet all Kentucky’s electricity needs.
Economic Impact
Kentucky has traditionally had some of the lowest electricity rates in the United States.
Learn more information regarding the Economic Impact by selecting the dropdowns below:
TAKE ACTION
Providers can purchase natural gas, coal, and other energy resources from numerous supply basins in states north and south of Kentucky.
The Benefits to Kentuckians
Some states, like Texas, are deregulated, which means utility customers can select the company that supplies their energy; also known as retail choice. These competitive suppliers purchase energy from the state’s stand-alone wholesale grid and aggressively market to customers, sometimes offering misleading promises as far as lower bills.
Under Kentucky’s fully regulated model, utility providers have a responsibility for generation, transmission, and distribution of energy, regardless of weather or other scenarios, in the most complete and affordable way possible.
Learn more information regarding the Benefits by selecting the dropdowns below:
TAKE ACTION
Providers can purchase natural gas, coal, and other energy resources from numerous supply basins in states north and south of Kentucky.
Our system, including generation, is built to operate in emergency conditions and extreme temperatures.
Providers also own and operate natural gas storage systems in Kentucky that provide half our supply on peak demand days. This allows providers to purchase natural gas in the summer when prices are lower, store it, and deliver it to customers when needed to help protect from pricing spikes.
As part of its long range planning, Kentucky utility providers plan for and operate the electric generating assets and obtain the fuel necessary to meet all Kentucky’s electricity needs.
Economic Impact
Kentucky has traditionally had some of the lowest electricity rates in the United States.
Learn more information regarding the Economic Impact by selecting the dropdowns below:
TAKE ACTION
Providers can purchase natural gas, coal, and other energy resources from numerous supply basins in states north and south of Kentucky.
The Benefits to Kentuckians
Some states, like Texas, are deregulated, which means utility customers can select the company that supplies their energy; also known as retail choice. These competitive suppliers purchase energy from the state’s stand-alone wholesale grid and aggressively market to customers, sometimes offering misleading promises as far as lower bills.
Under Kentucky’s fully regulated model, utility providers have a responsibility for generation, transmission, and distribution of energy, regardless of weather or other scenarios, in the most complete and affordable way possible.
Learn more information regarding the Benefits by selecting the dropdowns below:
TAKE ACTION
Providers can purchase natural gas, coal, and other energy resources from numerous supply basins in states north and south of Kentucky.
Our system, including generation, is built to operate in emergency conditions and extreme temperatures.
Providers also own and operate natural gas storage systems in Kentucky that provide half our supply on peak demand days. This allows providers to purchase natural gas in the summer when prices are lower, store it, and deliver it to customers when needed to help protect from pricing spikes.
As part of its long range planning, Kentucky utility providers plan for and operate the electric generating assets and obtain the fuel necessary to meet all Kentucky’s electricity needs.
Economic Impact
Kentucky has traditionally had some of the lowest electricity rates in the United States.
Learn more information regarding the Economic Impact by selecting the dropdowns below:
TAKE ACTION
Providers can purchase natural gas, coal, and other energy resources from numerous supply basins in states north and south of Kentucky.