Kentucky Public Service Commission Issues Document on Data Requests to Kentucky Utilities Company and Louisville Gas and Electric Company

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The Kentucky Public Service Commission has issued a document outlining the requirements for answering data requests from the Attorney General and Kentucky Industrial Utility Customers. The document, which is part of an ongoing case (No. 2025-00045), outlines the procedures for responding to the data requests, including the need for responses to be under oath or accompanied by a signed certification.

Key Takeaways:

  • The document outlines the procedures for responding to the data requests, including the need for responses to be under oath or accompanied by a signed certification.
  • The data requests are deemed continuing, meaning that companies must provide further and supplemental responses if additional information is received or generated after the initial response.
  • Companies are encouraged to request clarification from the Office of the Attorney General if any request appears confusing.
  • If a similar document, workpaper, or information exists in place of the requested item, companies must provide the similar document, workpaper, or information.
  • Companies are required to identify each variable contained in a computer printout that may not be self-evident to a person not familiar with the printout.

Statistics:

  • 6 data requests are outlined in the document, including requests seeking information provided in response to staff requests, witness identification, and explanations of the basis for each response.
  • Responses to the data requests are due on June 2, 2025.
  • 9 specific instructions are outlined in the document for companies to follow when responding to the data requests.

Sources:

  • COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION IN THE MATTER OF: ELECTRONIC APPLICATION OF KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY AND LOUISVILLE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY FOR CERTIFICATES OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY AND SITE COMPATIBILITY CERTIFICATES CASE NO. 2025-00045