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In Kentucky, the legislature is handling state bills and incentives, while the PSC oversees retail electric supplier approvals amid utility interests opposing infrastructure cost shifts.

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  1. Parliamentarian Lilani Brinkman speaks during a National Assembly debate concerning the Public Service Commission.
  2. The Public Service Commission required Kentucky utilities LG&E and KU to seek certification amid arguments about data sharing incentives.

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In Kentucky, the legislature is handling state bills and incentives, while the PSC oversees retail electric supplier approvals amid utility interests opposing infrastructure cost shifts.

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  1. Parliamentarian Lilani Brinkman speaks during a National Assembly debate concerning the Public Service Commission.Sub-event
  2. The Public Service Commission required Kentucky utilities LG&E and KU to seek certification amid arguments about data sharing incentives.Sub-event
  3. Kentucky legislature handles bills and incentives while PSC oversees retail electric supplier approvals.1 source

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