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A resource for electric service guides, natural gas piping guides, Watt Finders guides, and interconnection guidelines.
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A resource for electric service guides, natural gas piping guides, Watt Finders guides, and interconnection guidelines.
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Now is a great time to get organized so your new place is safe, efficient and comfortable.
A resource for electric service guides, natural gas piping guides, Watt Finders guides, and interconnection guidelines.
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 1-1-2)
We have partnered with Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources for more than 20 years as part of our comprehensive Avian Protection Plan and efforts to promote native vegetation growth in Kentucky.
KDFWR named LG&E and KU its 2013 Cooperator of the Year for our ongoing joint support of peregrine falcons, and the successful launch of Kentucky’s first Peregrine falcon web camera installed within the nest box at our Mill Creek Generating Station.
We're proud to support Louisville-based nonprofit Raptor Rehabilitation of Kentucky, Inc. that dedicates its services toward helping sick, injured and orphaned raptors. Learn more.
The company has been a corporate sponsor of the Ohio River Sweep since 1995. Employee volunteers join thousands of people across a multi-state region each year to remove litter and debris from the banks of the Ohio River.
Our Right Tree, Right Place program encourages residents to plant trees native to Kentucky that meet certain requirements to ensure the trees, at full growth, will not grow into overhead power lines.
We offer one-year grants, ranging from $500 to $5,000, for urban, suburban or rural projects in forests and parks, along parkways or roadways that meet program objectives. Applicants must demonstrate that mature trees resulting from their efforts will not interfere with utility lines.
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources manages peregrine falcon nest boxes at our power plants and works with company employees on many other projects that support and protect Kentucky's wildlife and avian populations.
A Raptor Rehab volunteer prepares to feed a resident raptor at its Louisville facility.