Establishes the Energy Planning and Inventory Commission to assess Kentucky's energy resources and needs.
The Kentucky Energy Planning and Inventory Commission is established to evaluate the state's electric generation and transmission resources, and to study issues related to energy supply, demand, and economic impacts. The commission is tasked with examining the adequacy of existing and future electric generation and transmission resources, the potential closure of electric generating units, and the economic impact of energy production and consumption. The commission is composed of an 18-member board and a 5-member executive committee, appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate.
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