Regulation & law · 04/10/2007Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. Agrees to Clean Air Act Settlement with Kentucky Environmental Cabinet

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The East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Inc. has agreed to a consent decree with the Kentucky Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet under the Clean Air Act, following a notice of lodging filed by the U.S. and Kentucky environmental agencies.

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