Community Energy Forums
Thanks to a generous grant from the Kentucky Office of Energy Policy, Bluegrass Greensource is excited to begin hosting Energy Forums across Central Kentucky communities.
Join us for an upcoming Regional Energy Forum where you’ll gain insights into Kentucky’s current energy landscape, hear from experts about up-and-coming energy technologies, and learn strategies to help you lower your energy consumption and reduce the cost of utilities.
Keep your eye on the BGGS events page and social media to stay in the loop as we add forum dates in the coming weeks! Looking for more information on energy efficiency? Check out our Energy Efficiency Resource guide here.
Community Forum Energy Topics Survey
Tell us which energy topics you're most interested in learning about!

Coming Soon: Central Kentucky Energy Webpage!
Kentucky’s energy landscape is evolving, creating new opportunities for communities, businesses, and residents to learn about energy conservation, efficiency, cleaner energy technologies, workforce development, and available resources. In 2025, Bluegrass Greensource received funding from the Kentucky Office of Energy Policy to develop a website to serve as a central hub for information, educational resources, and community engagement opportunities focused on energy across the Commonwealth.
This website will support the Regional Energy Forums Project, a three-year initiative designed to increase energy conservation and efficiencies, lower monthly energy utility bills, increase access to cleaner transportation and energy resources, and promote career training and energy economic development and employment opportunities. Ultimately, we hope to establish a systematic Energy Forums program which can be replicated by other regions.
Follow us on social media to find out more about website development and the official launch date!
Is your community interested in hosting an energy forum? Contact our Energy Programs Coordinator, Jenna Rector at jenna@bggreensource.org.
The Central Kentucky Regional Energy Forums Project is supported by the Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) under the State Energy Program Award Number DE-0010074.
