You’d think that a machine designed to keep your clothes fresh and clean would clean itself. But washing machines need to be cleaned at least once a year. Think of the dirt, grease and grime that your washer handles on a near-daily basis. They power the worst out of diapers, grass-stained denim, food-stained cotton and more. Your clothes emerge spotless, but they leave some of that gunk behind. Laundry detergents…
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4th Annual #WhoPowersYou Contest Now Open
Touchstone Energy is launching their fourth annual #WhoPowersYou contest to honor local heroes making a difference in our co-op community. Kenergy members can submit nominations about fellow members who are making a positive impact in the community. Nominees are eligible to win cash prizes with the grand prize totaling $5,000! Nominations are simple – just share a photo of the nominee and a brief description of how that person is…
Network Maintenance – August 5th
A vendor for Kenergy will be performing network maintenance on Monday, August 5th at 11:59pm. We anticipate the work to last for approximately 2 hours. Members will not be able to access the SmartHub application to make payments during this time. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Capital Credit Retirement Set to Distribute $2.7 Million Back to Members
Kenergy is continuing its long-standing practice of retiring capital credits to its members. In August, Kenergy will return $2.7 million to its membership. The credit amount represents net margins allocated in years 1990 and 1991. So, what is a capital credit retirement? Electric cooperatives aren’t like other utilities. We operate on a not-for-profit basis, which means we operate at cost. This means we collect only enough revenue to run and…
Kenergy Board Election Results
Chris Mitchell was re-elected to another three-year term on the Kenergy board of directors. Mitchell, a grain and livestock producer from Clay, has represented District 3 since 1997. He was opposed in this year’s election by Dr. E. Carolyn Tucker of Dixon. Incumbents Craig Roberts of District 1 and Bill Denton of District 5 faced no opposition and will retain their seats for another three-year term on Kenergy’s board.
Power Lines and Farm Equipment: Know What To Do
With farmers returning to the field, Kenergy reminds them of the dangers of power lines. If you’re inside the machinery when coming in contact with a downed power line… If you can, drive safely away from the downed power line and the source of electricity. Travel at least three tractor lengths, or about 40 feet, before stopping. If you can’t drive or you are injured, it’s best to stay where…
Leslye Krampe Receives National Recognition
An employee of Kenergy has earned recognition as a professional key accounts manager in a nationwide program offered by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). Since 1998, when the program began, over 450 electric marketing professionals have attained certification to become a Certified Key Accounts Executive (CKAE). The CKAE program is entirely voluntary. Leslye Krampe, Kenergy’s Commercial Accounts and Economic Development Specialist, earned her certificate earlier this month. In…
Be A Good Neighbor
It’s hard enough to endure the hot summer heat when you’re healthy, fit and have an air-conditioned home. Not everyone is as prepared as you are. Keep an eye on your neighbors and others who might need some help getting through the hottest summer days, which can put people at risk for heat-related illnesses and can exacerbate existing medical conditions. Doctors recommend that you spend the hottest part of a…
Job Opening – Line Technician/Apprentice Line Technician
Kenergy is now accepting applications for Line Technicians and Apprentice Line Technicians at the Owensboro office location. Applications are being accepted now through July 31st. Click HERE to view the description and apply!
Water, Water Everywhere – But Not Near Electricity
On summer days, you’re likely to take more showers than usual after swimming, playing outdoor sports or working in the yard. So, it’s a good time to make sure your bathroom is a safe place. The bathroom is one of the few places in the home where electrical appliances and water have a great chance to meet—and a great chance to cause electrical shock or death. If you have kids,…