Empowering our customers to do even more
Here are the many ways we’re partnering with our customers to help them meet their sustainability goals:
We’re integrating sustainability into every part of our operations and through customer partnerships
As part of our environmental efforts across our generation fleet and throughout our business, our parent company, PPL, has set a goal to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and is targeting a 70% reduction from 2010 levels by 2035 and an 80% reduction by 2040.
Reducing carbon dioxide emissions
We’ve already helped the city of Louisville to reduce its CO2 emissions by 10% and are increasingly adding more solar to further increase our existing renewable generation, which includes two, nearly 100-year-old hydro facilities. And, we’re continuing to explore additional opportunities to add more cost-effective renewable energy sources for our customers.
Capturing carbon

Capturing carbon
We’re partnering with the University of Kentucky on a megawatt-scale carbon capture pilot at our E.W. Brown Generating Station, one of the few operational sites in the United States.
Driving electric vehicle use
We’ve pledged to electrify 10% of our transportation fleet by 2030 by replacing our end-of-lease light duty vehicles with a combination of fully electric vehicles or plug-in hybrids and outfitting our heavy-duty vehicles with plug-in idle mitigation units. We plan to have around 130 total electric vehicles, which will be a blend of light duty trucks and heavy-duty bucket trucks, which will also be much quieter while idling.
Using battery storage

Using battery storage
We’re collaborating with the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) on a large-scale energy storage project at our E.W. Brown Generating Station.
Growing pollinator habitats
Growing pollinator habitats
We’re working to establish more than 100 acres of pollinator habitats rich with native plants that create an environment to attract and support pollinators such as native bees, honey bees and monarch butterflies.
Maintaining vegetation sustainably with solar sheep

Maintaining vegetation sustainably with solar sheep
Have ewe heard about our latest all-natural partnership? A team of woolly cool weed eaters from Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is keeping the vegetation in check at our E.W. Brown solar facility, the largest of its kind in the state.
View our falcon cam
We’re helping protect and restore the peregrine falcon population with nesting boxes at our facilities.