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KyElectricCoops avatar; Kentucky Electric Cooperatives @KyElectricCoops ·
22 Apr 1782424381693575549

Today on #EarthDay, Kentucky’s electric cooperatives are kicking off the 2024 #BeautifytheBluegrass campaign, an annual initiative to recognize local efforts that make our Commonwealth a great place to live.

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22 Apr 1782402782248468685

We appreciate the factual & passionate leadership of ⁦@NRECAJim⁩ for affordable & reliable energy.
We are bracing for an EPA power plant rule mandating unproven technologies & unachievable emissions limits on an unworkable timeframe.
It’s illegal & unconstitutional.

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Gibson Electric Membership Corporation is an electric cooperative owned by our members. We have more than 39,000 members and over 3,500 miles of line in eight west Tennessee counties (Crockett, Dyer, Gibson, Haywood, Lake, Lauderdale, Obion and Madison) and four west Kentucky counties (Carlisle, Fulton, Graves and Hickman). Our trustees, management and employees are dedicated to our member-owners and to our communities.
Fleming-Mason Energy along with representatives from Clark Energy Coop and East Kentucky Power Cooperative were honored to spend the afternoon with Congressman Andy Barr. Together, they discussed challenges electric co-ops across the country are facing to keep the lights on.
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