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Left to right: Decosta Jenkins, APPA Awards Chair and President & CEO of Nashville Electric Service, Andrea Underwood, Director of Human Resources & Community Relations for Paducah Power System and Coleman Smoak, APPA Board Chair and General Manager of Piedmont...

PPS expects the renovations to our headquarters to end early this month. In February, crews gutted the center of our building to reconfigure the layout of our Customer Service Department and install several security measures. The project is the result of three years...

Paducah Power System awarded three scholarships to local 2019 high school graduates.  The scholarships were for local students attending West Kentucky Community and Technical College (WKCTC) and any public college or university in Kentucky. Recipients must be...

Paducah Power System has earned the American Public Power Association’s Safety Award of Excellence for safe operating practices in 2018. The utility earned First Place in the category for utilities with 110,00 to 249,999 hours of worker exposure last year. Keith...

American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) has announced the 2019 recipients of its scholarship programs, the Lyle B. Wright Scholarship and the Richard H. Gorsuch Scholarship. AMP is awarding a total of eight scholarships to graduating high school seniors. Katelyn Rogers...

Paducah Power System’s building is undergoing extensive renovations, requiring the closure of our lobby/customer service area. We have established a temporary customer service center at 1515 Broadway, the building directly across the street from our headquarters.  All...

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Paducah Power System’s Christmas in the Park event generated $44,175 and 76,595 pounds of food for local helping agencies.   That’s a new record for money collected at the event and the second highest canned good total ever collected. The food and monetary donations...

The Power Cost Adjustment (PCA) applied to all energy usage by Paducah Power customers will increase slightly January 1. The PCA, adjusted quarterly to reflect power supply costs, will change from $0.00881 to $0.01052 per kilowatt hour (kWh).  The change will result...