As a residential customer of a regulated public utility in Kentucky, you are guaranteed the following rights subject to Kentucky Revised Statutes and the provisions of the Kentucky Public Service Commission Administrative Regulations: You have the right to service, provided you (or a member of your household whose debt was accumulated at your address) are…
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As a cooperative, Kenergy is a member-owned business that operates on a not-for-profit basis. Each member pays $5 and owns one share of Kenergy. If members have more than one account, only one membership fee is necessary. When a member ends his or her service, membership fees are refunded after payments are made in full. Or, if the member…
Kenergy Public Notice for Case No. 2021-00066
Kenergy Corp., 6402 Old Corydon Road, Henderson, KY 42420, will file an application for an adjustment in existing rates pursuant to the streamlined procedure pilot program on or around March 11, 2021 with the Kentucky Public Service Commission (“KPSC”) in Case No. 2021-00066. The proposed changes are designed to increase revenues $3,665,491 and are proposed…
Updated Media Release: Kenergy Offering Free Wi-Fi to Students
Please see the updated media release below that includes the newly added Wi-Fi portal locations at Kenergy’s Hawesville and Hanson offices. Contact: Leslie Barr Phone: 270.689.6158 Email: lbarr@kenergycorp.com Date: January 25, 2021 KENERGY OFFERING FREE WI-FI TO STUDENTS Kenergy is now offering free Wi-Fi for the fourteen-county school…
Media Release: Kenergy Offering Free Wi-Fi to Students
Contact: Leslie Barr Phone: 270.689.6158 Email: lbarr@kenergycorp.com Date: December 16, 2020 KENERGY OFFERING FREE WI-FI TO STUDENTS Kenergy is now offering free Wi-Fi for the fourteen county school districts in its service territory. “Kenergy recognizes that this year has been especially tough for students, teachers, and administrators in our…
Celebrate Cooperative Month!
October is the month when members and employees of cooperatives celebrate being part of businesses that are member-owned and community-run. This October, resolve to become more active with your electric cooperative. Plan to attend the utility’s annual meeting or Member Appreciation Day, to vote in board of director elections, to sit on a volunteer committee…
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Kenergy is an electric distribution cooperative. As a co-op, Kenergy is member-owned and operates on a not-for-profit basis. Net margins, which is the difference between revenue and expenses, are put back into the co-op to help run the business efficiently, or those net margins are returned to members through a refund called capital credits. Since 2012, Kenergy…
OMU-Big Rivers Agreement
On Friday, June 22nd, the City Utility Commission signed an agreement with Big Rivers to purchase most of its future power. The agreement will take effect on June 1, 2020 (the Elmer Smith Station electric plant’s expected shutdown date) and run through December 31, 2026. A non-disclosure agreement was signed to keep the rates private.…
Capital credit retirements set to distribute $4 million back to members
Kenergy is continuing its long-standing practice of retiring capital credits to its members. In June, Kenergy will return $4 million to its membership. The credit amount represents 85 percent of net margins allocated in 2014. You may ask: What is a capital credit retirement? Let us explain. Electric cooperatives aren’t like other utilities. First, they…
Kenergy explains higher January bills
Several factors pushed up average January 2017 bills about 60 percent or higher, as compared to the prior year.
Those factors were members’ higher usage, loss of the reserve fund credit, billing gap recovery and a small rate increase.
- Weather extremes affect energy bills more than any other single factor. Higher usage due to colder temperatures accounted for about 30 percent of the year-over-year increase. According to regional National Weather Service data, the same billing period a year ago was much warmer. Therefore, members used 30 percent more electricity during the same billing period this year.
