The PSC held a public comment meeting in Lexington to allow citizens an opportunity to express their opinions regarding the LGE/KU Case No. 2025-00045. Commissioners and staff listened to individuals express their opinions regarding proposed electricity generation stations.

Chair Hatton and staff members Justin McNeil, Amanda Lawson, Morgan Hall and Mike Foley toured the LG&E Mill Creek Generating Station with other attendees of the MACRUC Annual Education Conference.

Chair Hatton was the moderator for the Nuclear Renaissance: Passing Fancy or Emerging Reality session at the MACRUC Conference in Louisville.

The MACRUC Education Conference was held in Louisville June 23 - 25. Chair Hatton and Secretary Goodman opened the conference and welcomed everyone to Kentucky.

While attending the Southeastern Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners conference, Chair Hatton and other commissioners were given a tour of the San Antonio Waterworks.

The PSC held public informational and comment hearings regarding the upcoming 502 Area Code split in Carrollton on June 16 and Frankfort on June 17. J.E.B Pinney, PSC staff, explained all the options and responded to questions. Thank you to everyone who attended.

Chair Angie Hatton attended the Southeastern Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners meeting June 9 and 10. She participated in a panel discussion regarding investing in water infrastructure.

The PSC held an public informational and comment hearing regarding the upcoming 502 Area Code split in Louisville on June 5. J.E.B Pinney, PSC staff, explained all the options and responded to questions. Thank you to everyone who attended.

Chair Hatton, along with Secretary Goodman, participated in the Atoms for Appalachia forum yesterday. The forum brought together business, energy, and research leaders together to discuss creating a nuclear generation friendly environment in Kentucky.

The PSC held a public informational meeting in Bardstown yesterday regarding the upcoming 502 Area Code split. Video of the meeting is below: .

On May 20 the Kentucky PSC, along with our partners, held a Pipeline Strike Response Training for contractors, first responders, and anyone else interested in strike prevention. The event consisted of several seminars and "in the field" training.

Chair Angie Hatton and Executive Director Linda Bridwell spoke at the Kentucky Chamber's Energy Management Conference. They provided insight into current issues being address by the PSC.

The Kentucky PSC provided Pipeline Strike Response Training for contractors, first responders, and anyone else interested in strike prevention. The training consists of several seminars and "in the field" training.

The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) will be holding a Pipeline Strike Response Training event in Bowling Green on May 7 at WKU, L.D. Brown Agricultural Exposition Center, 406 Elrod Road, Bowling Green, KY 42104. More information can be found here:

The Kentucky State Board on Electric Generation and Transmission Siting held a public comment hearing at the Muhlenberg County Fiscal Court Room regarding the proposed Lost City Renewables solar facility. The meeting was well attended and many speakers addressed the siting board.

PSC Chair Angie Hatton addressed the 2025 Northern Kentucky Water Training on April 3. The training took place at the Norther Kentucky Water district in Erlanger.

The PSC held a public comment hearing on Case No. 2024-00346 Delta Natural Gas Company's application for a tariff adjustment.

KY PSC Division of Inspections staff provided 811 Call Before You Dig outreach to our agricultural community at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville.

Several PSC staff have been newly appointed to NARUC staff subcommittees. Congratulation everyone!.

2025 Water Commissioner Training dates are set!