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Each Kentucky utility has different net metering rules, rebate programs, and pitch angles. Selecting here loads the right calculator math and proposal template.

Duke Energy Kentucky

Duke Energy Kentucky · Boone, Campbell, Grant, Kenton, Pendleton counties (Cincinnati-area Northern KY) · ~142,900 customers · PJM Zone DEOK · regulated IOU under Kentucky PSC oversight

PJM Zone DEOKCohort-aware (Jan 2025)No Battery Rebate

NM I (pre-Jan 1, 2025 installs): full retail 1:1 net metering, grandfathered for 25 years from Rider NM-2's effective date (a common end ~2050, NOT rolling per-install) and surviving property transfer per KY PSC Order 2023-00413 (Oct 11, 2024). NM II (interconnected on/after Jan 1, 2025): avoided-cost net billing per the same order. Duke KY rate: $0.122399/kWh + $14.75/mo customer charge (typical bill ~$137 at 1,000 kWh). 2024 rate case (2024-00354) approved Oct 2025 with 9.61% revenue increase ($43.7M, down from requested 15.41%). No residential battery rebate; no battery VPP. Federal ITC expired 12/31/2025.

Lead with: Cohort-aware: NM I grandfathered = future-proofing pitch; NM II = bill-savings + ownership pitch