Your cooperative is fighting to keep costs affordable
Like groceries, gasoline and inflation, energy costs are rising.
Since mid-2021, the cost of fuel for power plants and market power has skyrocketed. Likely, you have seen the impact on your monthly power bill, especially during hot summer months and cold winter months when your air-conditioning and heating systems are working harder, driving electric usage up.
Your electric cooperative is working hard to keep costs affordable and service reliable.
Understanding charges on your electric bill
Standing up for our co-op members
July 2022 op-ed: High electric bills are a result of years of unsound energy policies
The leader of the electric cooperative that supplies our power has sent a series of letters to our nation’s President detailing the impact of government policies on the reliability and affordability of electric service to people in Kentucky and around the nation.
September 3, 2025 letter to President Trump: Protect PJM from state overreach
March 3, 2025 letter to President Trump: Policy certainty to ensure critical grid investments
April 10, 2023 letter to President Biden: Storm Elliott exposes growing reliability issues
August 22, 2022 letter to President Biden: Mounting warnings of looming reliability crisis
March 3, 2022 letter to President Biden: Maintaining U.S. energy independence
November 30, 2021 letter to President Biden: The value of energy flexibility
July 13, 2021 letter to President Biden: Fuel security’s role in 24/7/365 energy
April 14, 2021 letter to President Biden: Texas/Midwest storms expose weaknesses
February 12, 2021 letter to President Biden: Growing concerns for reliability
