Kentucky Public Service Commission Grants Motion for Remote Participation
The Kentucky Public Service Commission has granted a motion to permit remote participation in a hearing, allowing Cassandra McCrae to conduct direct examination and cross-examination of witnesses due to a health issue. The commission found good cause for the request, allowing Ms. McCrae to participate remotely in the hearing. The Commission Staff will provide instructions to ensure Ms. McCrae's capability to participate remotely.
Key Takeaways:
- The Kentucky Public Service Commission granted a motion to permit remote participation in a hearing due to a health issue.
- The commission found good cause for the request, allowing Cassandra McCrae to participate remotely in the hearing.
- The Commission Staff will provide instructions to ensure Ms. McCrae's capability to participate remotely.
- The hearing is part of Case No. 2022-00402, which involves Kentucky Utilities Company and Louisville Gas and Electric Company.
- The motion was filed by Joint Intervenors, including Metropolitan Housing Coalition, Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, Kentucky Solar Energy Society, and Mountain Association.
- Ms. McCrae is represented by Earthjustice, and her health issue is noted as the reason for the remote participation.
Statistics:
- The hearing is part of Case No. 2022-00402, which involves Kentucky Utilities Company and Louisville Gas and Electric Company.
- The motion was filed by Joint Intervenors, including Metropolitan Housing Coalition, Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, Kentucky Solar Energy Society, and Mountain Association.
- 27 parties were served by email in the case, including government agencies, attorney general offices, and private law firms.
- The Commission Staff will provide instructions to ensure Ms. McCrae's capability to participate remotely.
Sources:
- Commonwealth of Kentucky Before the Public Service Commission, Case No. 2022-00402.
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