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Kentucky Public Service Commission Orders Kentucky Power Company to Provide Detailed Information on Energy Efficiency Programs

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The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) has issued an order to Kentucky Power Company (KPC) to provide detailed information on several aspects of its energy efficiency programs. The order was issued on June 21, 2024, as part of Case No. 2024-00115. The PSC has requested KPC to provide data and explanations on various aspects of its programs, including the Targeted Energy Efficiency (TEE) Program, Weatherization Readiness Fund, and Home Energy Improvement Program. The company has been instructed to file the requested information with the Commission by July 8, 2024.

Key Takeaways:

  • The PSC has ordered KPC to provide detailed information on its energy efficiency programs, including the TEE Program, Weatherization Readiness Fund, and Home Energy Improvement Program.
  • The company has been instructed to file the requested information, including data and explanations, with the Commission by July 8, 2024.
  • The PSC has requested KPC to provide information on the incentives and rebates available to customers under the TEE Program.
  • The company has been asked to provide information on the cost justification for the $100 increase in administration fees for the TEE Program.
  • The PSC has requested KPC to provide data on the number of customers expected to qualify for the TEE program if the Commission approves the expansion.
  • The company has been instructed to provide information on the roles and salaries of two local employees hired by TRC.
  • The PSC has requested KPC to provide specific examples of commercial customers that the company anticipates would enroll in the Commercial Energy Solutions Program.

Statistics:

  • The PSC has requested KPC to provide data on the energy savings of three sample homes served by the TEE Program.
  • The company has been instructed to provide information on the unpaid incentives of $1,000 per home for 15 total homes in 2025, 20 total homes in 2026, and 25 total homes in 2027.
  • The PSC has requested KPC to provide information on the Residential and Commercial budgets for the Home Energy Improvement Program and Commercial Energy Solutions Program.
  • The company has been asked to provide data on the Total Resource Cost (TRC) for the new demand-side management (DSM) programs.

Sources:

  • Commonwealth of Kentucky, Public Service Commission. (June 21, 2024). Order Case No. 2024-00115.
  • Kentucky Power Company. (July 22, 2021). Electronic Emergency Docket Related to the Novel Coronavirus COVID-19 (Ky. PSC).
  • Barrett L. Nolen. (n.d.). Direct Testimony.
  • Scott Bishop. (n.d.). Direct Testimony.

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