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FRANKFORT, Ky. (July 21, 2015) – The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) has approved a settlement that permits Big Rivers Electric Corp. to sell wholesale power to several customers in Nebraska. In an order issued today, the PSC said revenue from the contracts – although relatively modest – should help pay a portion of Big Rivers’ fixed operating costs that would otherwise be borne by its Kentucky customers. A unanimous…

In the wake of recent data breaches at large national retailers such as Target and Home Depot, Kenergy will change the way it accepts debit and credit card payments. We expect these important changes to go into effect as early as September, and they will affect debit and credit card payments made in person, by phone or by mail. Why is Kenergy changing the way it accepts debit and credit…

A reserve fund that has been applied to fully offset a 2014 increase in Kenergy’s wholesale power costs to the co-op’s 19 industrial members is expected to end in August. The fund’s depletion will end a credit on Kenergy bills this class of members has received since Feb. 1, 2014. Business members should expect their credits to end at the same time.

As of Monday, June 22, Sandy Novick assumed the role of Kenergy’s interim CEO. Novick retired from Kenergy in 2012 after working five years as the electric co-op’s CEO. His leadership guided Kenergy through Kentucky’s worst natural disaster – the Ice Storm of 2009. The storm delivered a devastating blow to the co-op’s service area, causing nearly $34 million in damage to Kenergy’s infrastructure. Novick will serve as interim while…

Kenergy member Rick Nelson of Lewisport shared this beautiful photograph of the Ohio River in Hawesville.

CEO Greg Starheim speech at 2015 Annual Meeting BREC CEO Robert Berry’s speech at Kenergy’s 2015 Annual Meeting