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With our competitive electric rates, excellent reliability and business-friendly climate, there’s no question that Kentucky is the best place for business.
LG&E and KU have a steadfast and unwavering commitment to the communities they serve.
LG&E and KU Energy is an innovative, low-cost energy provider based in Louisville, Kentucky.
empowering Kentucky’s future through smart investments.
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If you suspect a natural gas leak, ALWAYS leave the area immediately.
If you need immediate assistance, or to report a gas leak/odor, contact us at:
LG&E: 502-589-1444 or 800-331-7370 (fast path 1-1-1)
We understand that electric vehicle owners want more access to charging stations so they can commute to and from work and other locations without range anxiety. That’s why we’ve fulfilled our commitment to installing 20 level 2 public EV charging stations across the state, from street parking to recreational areas to parking lots. We also have plans to install new fast chargers in Kentucky. We believe in fostering growth in our state’s EV infrastructure and look forward to partnering with businesses for even more expansion.
Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining speed, and Kentucky is ready to get charged up! LG&E and KU plan to offer direct-to-consumer fast charging services under the Kentucky Public Service Commission approved rate of $0.25 per kWh (plus taxes and fees). Each of the new charging sites will be capable of charging two vehicles simultaneously at speeds of 150 kW or a single vehicle at 350 kW and deliver more than 300 miles of range to a customer’s EV in less than an hour.
Locations of the new LG&E and KU fast charging sites will be announced in 2022-2023.
There are three levels to charging an electric vehicle. Fast charging, also referred to as “level 3 charging,” is the quickest way to charge your vehicle while on the go.
A.B. Sawyer Park
9300 Whipps Mill Road (in parking lot across from Lyndon Recreation baseball field)
Butchertown
1100 East Washington Street
Charlie Vettiner Park
Chenoweth Park Road (in parking lot across from tennis courts)
Crescent Hill Public Library
2736 Frankfort Avenue
Downtown Louisville
220 West Main Street
Downtown Louisville
315 East Main Street
Highlands
1523 Hepburn Avenue
Iroquois Park
Knoll Gate Road
Seneca Park
3101 Rock Creek Road
Shawnee Park
460 Northwestern Pkwy
Danville
116 North 5th Street
Elizabethtown
201 South Main Street
Greenville
Muhlenberg Sports Park - 200 County Park Drive
Lexington
159 East High Street
Lexington
KU Building – One Quality Street
Lexington
McConnell Springs – 416 Rebmann Lane
Lexington
721 Press Avenue
Midway
City Hall – 101 East Main Street
Morehead
Morehead State University – 121 East 2nd Street
Richmond
City Hall – 239 West Main Street
Electric vehicle drivers who use the charging stations would pay an hourly fee. While exact fees and taxes may vary depending on your location, the average rate is expected to be about $1 per hour.
Find charging stations near you through this easy-to-use online tool. If you’re using a mobile device, there are many apps available to make it easier to search for the nearest charging station while you’re on the go.
Frequently asked questions and additional information.
While exact fees and taxes may vary depending on your location, the average rate is expected to be approximately $1 per hour.
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