State commission limits outside groups from weighing in on Kentucky Power audit
The Kentucky Public Service Commission has denied a request from outside stakeholders to intervene in an ongoing audit of Kentucky Power's operations.
This story first appeared on WEKU. It’s republished here as part of the Appalachian News Exchange reporting partnership to strength Kentucky journalism. The state Public Service Commission said Tuesday it will not allow a group of stakeholders to intervene in an audit of Kentucky Power’s operations and management. The PSC launched the investigation earlier this year, though […]
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