European Investor
14 Mar 2025, 09:47
Kentucky Power has responded to the complaint filed by Kentucky’s Attorney General and the Public Service Commission with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, disputing claims about its rates and transmission investments. President Cindy Wiseman emphasized that Kentucky Power’s rates are lower than in 2022 and that investments in transmission infrastructure enhance reliability and access to affordable energy. The company reaffirmed its commitment to serving eastern Kentucky, highlighting efforts to support economic development and lower customer bills through legislative and regulatory partnerships.
As part of American Electric Power (AEP), Kentucky Power is focused on improving energy infrastructure and economic opportunities for its 162,000 customers. AEP's CEO has engaged with local leaders to explore rate reduction strategies and redevelopment initiatives in the region. The company encourages customers to seek assistance with energy costs and remains open to working with government and regulatory partners to find solutions that benefit the community.
As part of American Electric Power (AEP), Kentucky Power is focused on improving energy infrastructure and economic opportunities for its 162,000 customers. AEP's CEO has engaged with local leaders to explore rate reduction strategies and redevelopment initiatives in the region. The company encourages customers to seek assistance with energy costs and remains open to working with government and regulatory partners to find solutions that benefit the community.