This is a slightly updated version, released in July 2019, of a report KFTC first published...
Deputy Organizing Director for Just Transition:
Lisa Abbott | Tel: 859-200-5159
New Energy and Transition Organizer:
Nikita Perumal | Tel: 502-554-6633
New Energy and Transition
A Just Transition to a thriving clean energy economy is possible in Kentucky - one that works for all of us no matter our color or gender, where we come from, or how much money we have.
Today Kentuckians in every corner of our state are organizing through KFTC to build New Power in all its forms: new economic power, new political power and new, clean energy power.
Together we are working to:
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Shape a just transition by, with, and for workers and communities affected by job losses, racial and economic injustice, and environmental devastation.
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Build energy democracy through local solutions that help all Kentuckians save money, save energy, own and benefit from renewable energy, and create or benefit from new, good clean energy jobs.
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Accelerate sustainable energy in Kentucky through better public policies and fair regulation of monopoly electric utilities.
If you share this vision, please get involved with KFTC and take action today.
Our Work
Empower Kentucky
Empower Kentucky is a homegrown effort to shape a people’s energy plan, one that works for all of us. The plan is loaded with practical steps Kentucky can take to create jobs, improve health, ensure affordable energy, support a just transition, advance equity, and protect our climate.
Just Transition
Learn about KFTC’s work to shape a Just Transition and build a new, just, and sustainable economy
Energy Democracy
Learn about KFTC’s efforts to advance clean energy solutions that put power in the hands of local communities, residents, and workers, especially in low-income and people-of-color communities.
Sustainable Energy
Get involved in campaigns to win clean energy policies in Kentucky, fight for fair and just regulation of monopoly utilities, and talk with voters and candidates about positive ways forward.
Resources
This insert is included in every energy effiicency kit given out at the Power House Project...
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
The purpose of this document is to provide detailed context of and methodology for the KFTC...
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
A simple and easy-to-read fact sheet on the 2019 LG&E and KU proposed rate increase. More...
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
In our Power House workshops, we've been sharing this excellent tip sheet about simple ways...
Bluegrass Greensource
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Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
News
September 18, 2019 at 12:31pm
Join Kentuckians for the Commonwealth this Saturday, September 21...
July 9, 2019 at 04:24pm
KFTC members and residents of many other coal producing states and regions have followed the...
July 3, 2019
Ohio Valley ReSource
Solar energy had already been gaining ground in coal communities, with the Kentucky Coal...
June 17, 2019 at 11:05am
On June 6, the current standards set by the Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission (ORSANCO...
