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Energy and Environment Cabinet

Six Kentucky school districts received $196,880 to retrofit buses with pollution reduction equipment and filter cleaning devices. Photo by Campbell County School District.
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Energy and the environment – two parts of our daily lives that seem at first glance to be counter to each other. Yet, in Kentucky, we firmly believe these two areas can and should be part of the same discussion. That is why Gov. Steve Beshear brought the two together under the Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC).
 
In Kentucky’s EEC, we take seriously our role of overseers of how we carefully and thoughtfully address the energy needs of our citizens. Whether from our historic coal operations and seeking ways in which to mine and deliver that mineral more safely and cleanly, or developing stringent regulations that make certain Kentucky’s natural beauty is not harmed, EEC employees continue to work diligently to bring vital services to all Kentuckians.
 
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Download Kentucky’s 7-Point Strategy for Energy Independence presented by Gov. Steve Beshear and Energy and Environment Cabinet Secretary Len Peters.
Download a PowerPoint presentation on Intelligent Energy Choices.
 
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  • All cabinet publications can be found on the EPPC publications database.  Search by specific cabinet topic or type in a keyword and click on "Display Publications."
  • Cabinet public notices and public meetings scheduled throughout Kentucky.
  • Go to the U.S. EPA Web site.    
  • EEC Organizational Chart
    Organizational chart - (updated June 16, 2008) This chart includes all departments, commissions and authorities.
    Executive Order
    The Energy and Environment Cabinet was established by executive order dated June 12, 2009.  
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    Anna Staib Peterson photographed this field of sunflowers on Big Sink Pike in Woodford County.
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    500 Mero Street
    12th Floor, Capital Plaza Tower
    Frankfort, KY 40601
    Phone: 502-564-3350 ext 214
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