Karen Alderman Harbert, president and chief executive officer of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Institute for 21st Century Energy, will present the noon luncheon keynote…
In the final weeks of the session, The Kentucky Chamber spearheaded an effort of several chambers of commerce from across the state to encourage legislators…
Tell us why you think Kentucky is No. 1 It’s no secret the Commonwealth is a hotbed for college basketball success, something that’s never been…
As the 2012 General Assembly comes to an end, a coalition of Chambers of Commerce from across the state have urged Kentucky legislators to take action…
From the Legislative Research Commission: Legislation that would expand the kinds of alternative and renewable energy projects and facilities eligible for state incentives—including renewable geothermal…
Kentucky enjoys some of the lowest electricity rates in America due to the abundance of coal in the region. However, businesses in the Commonwealth are…
From the Legislative Research Commission: FRANKFORT—Proposed changes to federal rules governing the disposal of coal ash—the material left after coal is burned for electricity—will cost…
The Public Service Commission has initiated a review of 807 KAR 5:001 (Rules of Procedure) and 807 KAR 5:011 (Tariffs). PSC is requesting written…
EPA Region 4 and Kentucky Division of Water will host a meeting on November 15th to further engage the public in projects in the Floyds…
At the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, one of our state’s most active business associations, we pride ourselves on being a valuable resource for environmental professionals…