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Why did you join KySEA?: Metropolitan Housing Coalition
At a time when the price of energy continues to rise, affording to keep homes warm becomes an issue that unites a broad range of families, but the burden is disproportionately devastating to low-income residents. MHC is dedicated to ensuring safe, fair and affordable housing choices for all residents, which includes utility costs.

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Kentucky Environmental Quality Commission Meeting

by Martin Richards — last modified Mar 24, 2010 02:41 PM

A discussion about Energy Legislation will be on the agenda of the Kentucky Environmental Quality Commission's quarterly public forum on Thursday March 25 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM. Video conferencing locations are availabe in various parts of the state for the public to attend.

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Clean energy stories: Energy Efficient Affordable Housing Helps Families Thrive
People's Self Help Housing has been providing affordable housing opportunities to families in Lewis County since 1982. PSHH knows that "affordability" is defined by more than just the mortgage. If a home is energy inefficient, the utility bills become too high for a low-income family to afford. As a result, PSHH has long-built highly energy efficient homes, helping the families they serve to thrive. PSHH has also recently built some of the first affordable homes in the region with renewable energy systems. Given that so many low-income KY families live in energy inefficient homes, combining affordability, efficiency and renewable energy is a recipe for success that benefits everyone.

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