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LG&E and KU are proud of our Kentucky businesses. In order to enhance our economic development efforts in the communities we serve, an Economic Development Rider has been developed to promote growth in Kentucky.
The Economic Development Rider (EDR) is designed to promote economic development efforts in the Kentucky LG&E and KU service territory. The EDR is available for service under LG&E and KU's Standard Rate Schedules - Time-of-Day Secondary Service, Time-of-Day Primary Service and Retail Transmission Service. The rider is intended to encourage Brownfield Development, Economic Development and Re-Development for new locations and existing customers’ expansions. Service under EDR is conditional upon approval of a special contract, approved by the Kentucky Public Service Commission for LG&E and KU customers, or by the Virginia State Corporation Commission for ODP customers.
For details about how the EDR will reduce your rates, or for more information, call Brad Sowden at 859-367-5516.
Have any questions or need assistance? Please contact us online, or call 502-627-3486.
General Terms: The EDR may be offered when generating capacity is available and new load will not accelerate plans for additional generating capacity over the life of the EDR contract; Total demand charge shall be reduced for five consecutive years by 50%, 40%, 30%, 20%, 10% in the order of the customer’s choosing at the time of the special contract filing with the KY Public Service Commission (KPSC); the customer must determine the billing credit date within 12 months from the KPSC approval date; no credit will be given to any billing month where the customer’s metered load is less than the load approved; all subsequent billing will revert to the current tariff charges stated in the applicable rate schedule after the fifth year period for a fixed term of 10 years and thereafter.