Introduced January 14, 2026
HB372
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Create new sections of Subchapter 40 of KRS Chapter 224 to define "advanced recovery facility," "circular energy economy," "circular energy facility," and "energy carriers"; declare legislature finding regarding the landfilling of wastes as an obsolete method of waste management and promotion of a circular energy economy using circular energy facilities; create a Circular Economy and Advanced Recovery Advisory Council attached to the Energy and Environment Cabinet; identify members of the council and meeting schedule; require…
Plain-language summary
This bill would have created new definitions and a state advisory council focused on what it calls a "circular energy economy," which involves converting waste materials into energy or other products instead of sending them to landfills. The advisory council would have studied and recommended policies to support these waste-to-energy technologies, and the bill would have prevented local governments and special districts from banning such facilities in their areas. Who it may affect: local governments and special districts, waste management industries, and communities where circular energy or advanced recovery facilities might be sited.
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Legislative History
Primary Sponsor
Deanna Frazier Gordon
Representative · House District 081
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