We are so proud to recognize our employees for reaching this incredible safety milestone! Our employees have worked 1,123 days without a lost time incident setting a new record for our cooperative.
Help us in congratulating all of our employees on this achievement!
A random computerized drawing of applicants was held July 1st for three (3) $1,000 scholarships and twenty-four (24) $500 scholarships. Scholarships can be used for tuition, fees, campus housing, textbooks, computers, school supplies, and other costs directly related to the recipient’s education.
Congratulations to this year’s winners!
Addison Bowman – Owensboro
Samuel Tipton – Owensboro
Taylor Lanham – Lewisport
Eli Currington – Owensboro
Brooks Roberts – Hawesville
Dakota Vanover – Owensboro
Gunner Topp – Marion
Kayley Payne – Philpot
Madisyn Montgomery – Philpot
Mayci Moore – Clay
Noah Norris – Owensboro
Jenna Ward – Philpot
Savannah Lacer – Henderson
Ava Coomes – Whitesville
Noah Gray – Whitesville
Matthew Carroll – Hawesville
Sarah Payne – Philpot
Dylan Nelson – Owensboro
Lawson Ward – Lewisport
Lauren Wilson – Nebo
Charlie Evans – Philpot
Jackson Reynolds – Calhoun
Chloe Wells – Hanson
Annaleigh Richard – Henderson
Amy Revlett – Sacramento
Jamie Rideout – Henderson
Jeffrey Brack – Henderson
Applications are now being accepted through Sunday, June 19th for Apprentice Line Technician based in Owensboro. View the job requirements and apply here.
A heat warning is in affect for our service territory today through Thursday. Your AC unit will be working overtime to keep your home cool. Here are some tips from U.S. Department of Energy you can use all summer long:
Block the Sun: Up to 76% of sunlight that falls on standard double-pane windows enters to become heat. Keep blinds, shades, or curtains closed during the day, especially on south- and west-facing windows.
Use Fans Strategically: Fans cool people, not rooms. Turn off ceiling fans when you leave a room to save energy.
Weatherize Your Home: Seal air leaks around windows, doors, and utility gaps using caulk or weather-stripping to keep cool air inside.
Unplug It: Even appliances that are turned off still use small amounts of electricity, known as “phantom loads.” Along with turning off the lights, unplug lamps, TVs, appliances, and anything else you are not actively using.
All Kenergy offices will be closed Friday, July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.
To make a payment while our offices are closed, members can drop payments at our office nightly drop boxes, make payments on our SmartHub mobile app, or by accessing your account 24/7.
Four current board members will retain their seats without an election and one new candidate will be declared the winner without an election.
Susan Blanford in District 4, Larry Elder in District 6, Brent Wigginton in District 9 and Richard Basham representing the industrial members are the only candidates who submitted petitions to have their names placed on the ballot in this year’s election. Billy Reid, who has represented District 8 since 1992, did not seek re-election and Wayne Mattingly was the only candidate who submitted a petition to have his name placed on the ballot in that district.
Kenergy’s bylaws stipulate that any uncontested candidate will be declared the winner of the board seat without an election.
Please be aware that Kenergy will be utilizing Touchstone Energy Services to conduct member surveys. Emails will be sent from now until the end of June. These emails will identify themselves as Data Decisions Group on behalf of Kenergy.
Thank you for taking the time to complete the brief survey. Your feedback on these surveys will help us continue to improve the services we provide our members.
Kenergy has established an annual scholarship program to assist in financing the higher education of students whose families are cooperative members. In 2026, the cooperative will award three $1,000 scholarships and twenty-four $500 scholarships. Scholarships can be used for tuition, fees, campus housing, textbooks, computers, school supplies and other costs directly related to the recipient’s education.
The student must be a Kenergy member-owner or have his or her residence with a parent or legal guardian who receives electric service from Kenergy.
High school seniors or graduates may apply. High school juniors planning to attend an accredited college, as a high school senior, 2026-2027 with full-time status, may also apply. Applicants must attend or have plans to attend college during the upcoming fall and/or spring semester. Applicants must be enrolled in a full-time program (no fewer than 12 credit hours) at a fully accredited college, university, technical college or trade school. Nine credit hours meets full-time requirement for Masters’ program. Post-graduate college students also may apply. Non-traditional students are welcome as well.
Kenergy scholarships are one-time-only awards. Previous winners may not apply.
Scholarship recipients must permit Kenergy to use their names, parents’ names, county of residence and photograph in the cooperative’s publications, including the Kentucky Living magazine.
All Kenergy offices will be closed Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day.
To make a payment while our offices are closed, members can drop payments at our office nightly drop boxes, make payments on our SmartHub mobile app, or by accessing your account 24/7.
Applications are now being accepted through Sunday, May 31 for Line Technician and Apprentice Line Technician III (or higher) based in Owensboro. View the job requirements and apply here.