1. Meeting Your Renewable Goals
Jay Robertson

2. Green Energy
Customers voluntarily pay for LG&E/KU to buy Green Tags to promote renewable resource development.
Residential or small business customers:
Minimum of $5 per month
Purchases must be in increments of $5
$5 contributes to 300 kilowatt hours
Large commercial or industrial customers:
Minimum of $13 per month
Purchases must be in increments of $13
$13 contributes to 1,000 kilowatt hours
Green Energy is a little bit different than the other programs we’ve mentioned so far. It is not actually a part of the DSM-funded programs which are paid for through the charge we discussed earlier.
Green Energy is a voluntary program.
It allows customers to support renewable energy sources in and around Kentucky by purchasing Renewable Energy Certificates – or RECs. These RECs help fund the growth of renewable energy sources.

3. Solar Share Program
LG&E/KU will build, own, operate, and maintain Solar Share Facilities for residential and commercial customers
Each Solar Share Facility will have approximately 500 kW (2000 shares) capacity built only when it is fully subscribed
Customers subscribe in 250-watt increments (approximately 1 solar panel)
1 or 5 year commitment depending on subscription level
Ideal for customers who want to support local solar, but are unable or unwilling to install it on their own property

4. LG&E and KU Solar Share Facility
Simpsonville, KY – Phase 1

5. Solar Share Program Costs
An up-front, non-refundable fee $40 per share
Monthly fee of $6.24 per share
Participants receive a monthly credit for the energy their shares generated that month
Average net monthly cost is roughly $5 per share
Enroll Online!

6. Business Solar Offering – Available Now
LG&E/KU will build, own, operate, and maintain solar systems
Commercial & Industrial customer offering
30 kW – 5 MW systems on customer property
Premium offering – this will be an on-bill cost adder
25 year contracts

7. EV Charging Station Program
Jeff Myers

8. Commercial Station Hosts
LG&E and KU offer non-residential customers the opportunity to host EV charging stations
Hosts will pay installation costs; and sign a 5-year contract to pay a monthly fee.
Hosts may locate stations anywhere and charge EV drivers a fee.

9. LG&E and KU Stations
LG&E and KU are installing up to 20 stations in convenient, public locations around the state.
Louisville Stations:
Butchertown
Highlands
Downtown x 2
Crescent Hill (in development)
Lexington Stations:
KU Office
High St & MLK
UK campus (in development)
Interstate locations (in development)
LG&E and KU ChargePoint stations accept credit cards on site and have the capability to add up to 25 miles per hour of charge for about $3 per hour.

10. Getting Started
Business Solar and Solar Share programs lge-ku.com/solar EV Charging Station Program lge-ku.com/ev

11. Questions