Kentucky Public Service Commission

Order Entered: 1. Duke Kentucky’s February 14, 2020 petition for confidential protection is granted. 2. The designated material granted confidential treatment by this Order shall not be placed in the public record or made available for public inspection for ten years, or until further Orders of this Commission. 3. Use of the designated material granted confidential treatment by this Order in any Commission proceeding shall be in compliance with 807 KAR 5:001, Section 13(9). 4. Duke Kentucky shall inform the Commission if the designated material granted confidential treatment by this Order become publicly available or no longer qualify for confidential treatment. 5. If a nonparty to this proceeding requests to inspect the designated materials granted confidential treatment by this Order and the period during which the materials have been granted confidential treatment has not expired, Duke Kentucky shall have 30 days from receipt of written notice of the request to demonstrate that the materials still fall within the exclusions from disclosure requirements established in KRS 61.878. If Duke Kentucky is unable to make such demonstration, the requested materials shall be made available for inspection. Otherwise, the Commission shall deny the request for inspection.

Order Entered: 1. Duke Kentucky’s January 7, 2020 petition for confidential protection is granted. 2. The designated material granted confidential treatment by this Order shall not be placed in the public record or made available for public inspection for ten years, or until further Orders of this Commission. 3. Use of the designated material granted confidential treatment by this Order in any Commission proceeding shall be in compliance with 807 KAR 5:001, Section 13(9). 4. Duke Kentucky shall inform the Commission if the designated material granted confidential treatment by this Order become publicly available or no longer qualify for confidential treatment. 5. If a nonparty to this proceeding requests to inspect the designated materials granted confidential treatment by this Order and the period during which the materials have been granted confidential treatment has not expired, Duke Kentucky shall have 30 days from receipt of written notice of the request to demonstrate that the materials still fall within the exclusions from disclosure requirements established in KRS 61.878. If Duke Kentucky is unable to make such demonstration, the requested materials shall be made available for inspection. Otherwise, the Commission shall deny the request for inspection.

Order Entered: 1. Duke Kentucky’s November 6, 2019 petition for confidential protection is granted. 2. The designated material granted confidential treatment by this Order shall not be placed in the public record or made available for public inspection for ten years for Exhibit 2(e), and until the facility is no longer in service for pages 5–10, 12–13, 18–28, 33–37, and 42–43 of Exhibit 2(a), pages 3, 6–7, 10, 13–14, 17–19, and 22–23 of Exhibit 2(d), and Exhibit 4, or until further Orders of this Commission. 3. Use of the designated materials in any Commission proceeding shall be in compliance with 807 KAR 5:001, Section 13(9). 4. Duke Kentucky shall inform the Commission if the designated material granted confidential treatment by this Order become publicly available or no longer qualify for confidential treatment. 5. If a nonparty to this proceeding requests to inspect the designated materials granted confidential treatment by this Order and the period during which the materials have been granted confidential treatment has not expired, Duke Kentucky shall have 30 days from receipt of written notice of the request to demonstrate that the materials still fall within the exclusions from disclosure requirements established in KRS 61.878. If Duke Kentucky is unable to make such demonstration, the requested materials shall be made available for inspection. Otherwise, the Commission shall deny the request for inspection.

Final Order Entered: 1. Duke Kentucky is granted a CPCN to construct and operate the proposed natural gas pipeline as set forth in its application. 2. Duke Kentucky shall file “as-built” drawings or maps within 60 days of the completion of the construction authorized by this Order. 3. Duke Kentucky shall immediately notify the Commission upon knowledge of any material changes to the scope of the natural gas pipeline Project, including, but not limited to, increase in cost, any significant delays in the construction of the natural gas pipeline Project, or any changes in the route of the natural gas pipeline.

Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc. hereby submits its Response to the Commission Staffs Second Request for Information

Deborah Gates Rocco O. DAscenzo

Data Request

Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc.s Supplemental Permit Approvals

Minna Sunderman Rocco DAscenzo

Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc. submits its Response to the Commission Staffs First Request for Information

Deborah Gates Rocco O. DAscenzo

Data Request

Order Entered: 1. Duke Kentucky's Motion to Deviate is granted. 2. Duke Kentucky is granted a deviation from 807 KAR 5:001, Section 15(2)(b), and it's application for a CPCN is accepted for filing without all permits from the proper public authority for the proposed construction. 3. Duke Kentucky shall supplement the case record upon receipt of each permit from the proper public authority for the proposed construction.

20191218_PSC No Deficiency Letter.pdf

Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc.s Supplemental Permit Approval

Minna Sunderman Rocco DAscenzo

Application of Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc. for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity Authorizing the Construction of a Gas Pipeline from Erlanger, Kentucky to Hebron, Kentucky

Minna Sunderman Rocco DAscenzo

20191021_PSC Acknowledgment Letter.pdf

Duke Energy Kentucky, Inc. Notice of Intent to File an Application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity Authorizing the Construction of a Gas Pipeline from Erlanger, Kentucky to Hebron, Kentucky Using Electronic Filing Procedures