Via her interdisciplinary education, experience and talents, Sarah Lynn Cunningham offers the technical problem-solving abilities of an engineer, the communication skills of an educator, the creativity of an artist and the passion of an advocate. She supports her clients' desires for improving their environmental footprints via pollution prevention (P2) and energy efficiency (E2) auditing, environmental education, research and technical writing, international information-exchange facilitation and expert witnessing.
1711 Edgeland Avenue
Louisville, KY 40204
(502) 238-3210
slc@greensmarts.us
The Energy Pros of Louisville is an education company based on the principle of providing sustainable home education for consumers. Whether you are remodeling or building a new home the Energy Pros of Louisville have seminars and classes to help you make the most educated and sustainable decision. The Energy Pros of Louisville is available to come into your organization to educate on the impact our homes make on the enviornment.
11608 Electron Dr.
Louisville, KY 40299
(502) 266-8871
emma@theenergypros.net
Allow us to teach you about Home Energy Conservation, and the latest technology designed to improve your comfort while lowering your electricity consumption. Lower Use means Lower Bills, and we can all feel good about helping the planet. One time consultation fee is usually offset by immediate savings in utility bills.
2700 Hillside Terrace
Louisville, KY 40206
(502) 608-9145
enpoweredhome@gmail.com
Governor's Office of Energy Policy
The Office of Energy Policy’s mission is to oversee the implementation of Kentucky’s comprehensive energy strategy for Kentucky. The guiding principles include: 1) Maintain Kentucky’s low-cost energy; 2) Responsibly develop Kentucky’s energy resources; and 3) Preserve Kentucky’s commitment to environmental quality.
500 Mero Street
Frankfort, KY 40601
(502) 564-7192 or 1-800-282-0868
Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition
The goal of the Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition is to improve air quality and support economic development across Kentucky by promoting the use of clean fuels. Includes information on where to buy biodiesel and ethanol in Kentucky.
P.O. Box 5174
Louisville, KY 40255
(502) 452-9152
Provided by the U.S. Dept of Energy, it provides statistics on Kentucky's: population & employment; gross domestic product, land in farms, and market value of agricultural products sold; prices of petroleum, natural gas, coal, and electricity; reserves, rigs & wells, production, capacity, net electricity generation, stocks, and production facilties; distribution centers, major pipelines, and fueling stations; consumption; and information on environmental programs, alternative fuels, and eletric power industry emissions.
Kentucky Pollution Prevention Center
KPPC provides pollution prevention and energy efficiency assessments and shows businesses, schools, and other organizations how to reduce their waste.
420 Lutz Hall
University of Louisville
Louisville, KY 40292
(502) 852-0965
The Kentucky Solar Partnership’s goals are to:
(1) Determine and break down barriers to the growth in number of solar installations in our state;
(2) Generate informative resource materials;
(3) Educate community and students on the benefits of solar energy use;
(4) Demonstrate with appropriate, safe, code approved solar installations.
2235 Gregory Woods Road
Frankfort, KY 40601
(502) 227-4562 or 1-888-576-6527
solar@kysolar.org
Louisville Metro
Crisis Utility Assistance Program (502) 574-1157
Weatherization Assistance Program (502) 574-3107