Insights: field notes on Kentucky energy decisions

What Insights covers

This Kentucky solar blog is where we publish the analysis we wish every homeowner, business owner and landowner had before signing a contract. We write about the questions our clients bring us most often: whether solar still pays after the federal homeowner credit ended, how LG&E, KU, Kentucky Power, Duke Energy Kentucky and the co-ops credit exported power, what a lease really costs over 25 years, when a battery earns its keep, how commercial projects can still meet federal deadlines, and what to compare in a farmland lease offer. We also cover performance data, supplier sustainability questionnaires and Scope 2 reporting.

How we write

• Sources cited. Every article lists the statutes, tariffs, agency orders and data it relies on, with links so you can check them yourself.
• Dated. Each article shows when it was published and when it was last updated. Time-sensitive pieces carry an “As of” note near the top, because tariffs, tax guidance and court decisions change.
• Worked examples, labeled. When we use numbers to illustrate a point, we say they’re illustrative and list the assumptions, so you can swap in your own.
• No sponsored content. No installer, manufacturer, lender or developer pays for, reviews or places anything here. We take no commissions anywhere, so we have nothing to promote.
• General information only. Our articles are not legal advice, tax advice or investment advice. When a question needs an attorney, CPA or licensed professional, we say so.

Corrections

If you find an error or an outdated figure, email welcome@center4solar.com. We review every report, correct what’s wrong, and note the change and its date on the article.