Renewable Energy
Environmental Stewardship
Energy Efficiency
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Environmental Stewardship at EKPC
We’re not just talking about environmental conservation…
we’re doing it.
We employ three full-time biologists who ensure that we protect endangered species and archaeological treasures, and that we comply with the National Environmental Policy Act.
It's Our Kentucky Home
From the majestic mountains to the rolling farmlands to the clear lakes and rivers, Kentucky is filled with natural treasures. Like our members, we live, work and play here. And we're serious about being good stewards of the environment. Here are just a few examples:
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Working together to expand the use of renewable energy and explore demand side management programs.
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This program performs annual volunteer conservation projects.
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Member systems run this non-profit group to educate the public about amphibians and spots trends in Kentucky frog populations.
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EKPC tested the use of switchgrass as an alternate renewable fuel in Spurlock Station’s Unit #3.
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We're working with UK and the state of Kentucky in a partnership at our Dale Station, using algae to capture CO2 and to convert it to biomass.
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Our biologists documented rare and endangered species along 300 miles of co-op utility right-of-way in the forest.
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