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Region’s lawmakers issue statement regarding Kentucky Power’s proposed rate increases 

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Last updated: January 9, 2026 10:34 am
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Region’s lawmakers issue statement regarding Kentucky Power’s proposed rate increases 

Frankfort, Kentucky (January 8, 2026) – Kentucky State Representative Patrick Flannery, Representative Scott Sharp, Senator Robin Webb, and Senator Phillip Wheeler issued the following statement in response to Kentucky Power’s proposed rate increases. Area lawmakers are unable to attend the Thursday, January 8, Public Service Commission (PSC) public comment hearing in Ashland because the 2026 General Assembly is in session.

“Kentucky Power’s latest proposed rate increases are just another result of the hostile federal energy policies implemented during the Obama and Biden Administrations. These failed policies targeted coal and fossil fuels and have created an affordability crisis across the nation. Our state is no stranger to its effects. We hear stories from constituents all the time about how increased electric bills are making it harder to keep the lights on at home and cover other basic monthly expenses. These rate increases have to stop, and we remain committed to seeking solutions that provide rate relief to Kentuckians.”

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2 Comments
  • Keeping it Real says:
    January 9, 2026 at 11:40 am

    It’s time to stop blaming Obama and Biden MAGA has controlled Ky for the last 8 years TACO has now been president 5 years it’s time for MAGA to take fault on problems instead of blaming Obama or Biden.
    2025 was the least jobs added since 2003 584,000 in 12 months that’s with TACO’S own bean counter doing the math.

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    • Ole Red Rooster says:
      January 10, 2026 at 6:37 am

      Trump was only elected President in 2024. How are you getting 5 years out of that? What are you snorting! Obama and Biden are totally at fault for the current mess our nation was left in! It’s taken President Trump almost 2 years trying to clean up their trashy mess! You are completely off your rocker!

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