Important: How To Prevent Solar Scams from the Office of the Kentucky Attorney General
This section is for the member that is looking for information on Net-Metering and how to go about starting their journey. This educational piece is designed to answer questions our members may have with regards to how net-metering works so they can have the best possible experience.
Net Metering Tariff
Net metering is available to member-generators who own, operate and maintain electrical generating facilities using solar energy designed to operate in parallel with the existing Inter-County Energy electrical distribution system and be primarily intended to offset part or all of the member-generator’s own electrical requirements. If you install a solar-electric generating system or wind generation, hydro, biomass or biogas at your home or office with a capacity of 45 kilowatts or less, you may qualify for Kentucky's Net Metering Program. Solar applications can be sent to dannyl@intercountyenergy.net and dan@intercountyenergy.net. For more information go to Kentucky Solar. Our Net-Metering Tariff can also be found at the following link. KY PSC Home
Another resource for those interested in installing solar is the Kentucky Solar Energy Society. Here you can find the latest in Kentucky on solar and a list of solar companies in and around Kentucky.
Envirowatts and Landfills
When it comes to renewable energy, what is the right choice?
There is no wrong choice when you choose to use renewable energy to power your life. Inter-County Energy offers earth-friendly electricity from renewable sources like solar, wind, biomass and hydro. If you have trouble signing up, call 859-236-4561 or email Member Services.
Learn more about Envirowatts.
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Landfill Gas Plants: From Junk to Juice
In the fall of 2003, EKPC opened three power plants that produce electric power from landfill gas. Each $4 million landfill gas-to-electric plant converts methane that is produced from decaying trash into electricity. The projects have been applauded for being both environmentally responsible and cost efficient.
Click Environmental to find out more.
Wind and Solar in Kentucky
While thinking about alternative ways to reduce your electric bills each month, it is important to remember several factors such as wind speed average and the amount of sunlight. Before committing to either one, use the following worksheet to assist you in calculating the annual equipment operating cost.
