As power outages become increasingly common across the nation, particularly in states phasing out coal-fired power plants, many are left questioning the reliability of our electrical grid. In Kentucky, a winter storm a few years ago led to rolling blackouts, highlighting the vulnerabilities in our power supply. Are we taking our electricity reliability for granted? What will the future hold for energy costs, especially with new climate change regulations under the Biden Administration? Join us as we delve into these pressing issues with Katelyn Bunning from Cornerstone Government Affairs and the Executive Director of Dependable Power First Kentucky.

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