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Kentucky approves 482 MW power agreement for TeraWulf’s Justified campus
2+ week, 6+ day ago (419+ words) The Kentucky Public Service Commission approved electric service of up to 482 MW for TeraWulf's (NASDAQ: WULF) Justified Data Campus in Hancock County. The August 21 order authorizes Big Rivers and Kenergy to implement the agreement. The retail electric service agreement runs…...
Kentucky PSC Approves 482 MW Power Agreement for TeraWulf’s Justified Data Campus
2+ week, 5+ day ago (297+ words) PSC order validates a responsible large-load development model that protects existing customers, assigns project-specific costs and risks to TeraWulf, and creates incremental value for utilities and communities The approval represents an important milestone for Justified and, in TeraWulf’s view, validates…...
EPIC discusses new Kentucky data center report
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1084+ words) Dependable Power First Kentucky held an educational webinar Tuesday to discuss data center growth, reliability and ratepayer protection in light of the Energy Planning and Inventory Commission’s data report. During the discussion, EPIC’s Executive Director Eric King outlined the organization’s…...
Kentucky's biggest data center project to date eyes former steel mill
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (578+ words) A developer is eyeing the property of a shuttered steel mill in Eastern Kentucky for what would be the largest data center project in the state so far, according to plans shared with local officials. The developer, Rubix Data Centers,…...
Eastern Kentucky data center plan sparks split over jobs, water, and on-site power
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (508+ words) A proposal to explore building a data center at an industrial park in Eastern Kentucky is raising a major question for people across the region: Can tech growth bring jobs and tax revenue without putting new strain on resources such…...
New Kentucky law protects swinging bridges used during floods
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (509+ words) CLAY CO., Ky. (WYMT) - In parts of Eastern Kentucky, when heavy rain hits and low-water bridges go under, old swinging bridges become the only way in and out for some families. Will Bowling grew up on a farm across the…...
Kentucky lands massive $1.76 billion nuclear investment
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (434+ words) Global Laser Enrichment is coming to Paducah with a $1.76 billion investment. The company, which is the "exclusive worldwide licensee" of the laser technology for uranium enrichment, is expected to bring 240 full-time jobs to McCracken County and marks the single-largest capital…...
Gov. Beshear recommends $9.5B highway plan for Kentucky
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (326+ words) FRANKFORT — Gov. Andy Beshear and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced the release of the Governor’s 2026 Recommended Highway Plan on Jan. 15, outlining a six-year, nearly $9.5 billion framework for transportation projects across the commonwealth, according to a press release from the Cabinet. The…...