MHC and the Louisville Sustainability Council are hosting an "Energy Efficiency and Affordability Fair" on October 17th from 12:30-3:30pm. Featured organizations include Project Warm, LG&E We Care, and Louisville Water Company. We will be providing information on how to lower your energy bill for qualified LG&E customers. We will have free home weatherization kits, tips … Continued

Access to clean, affordable water is a human right, but it is becoming increasingly difficult for consumers to pay their water bills. Join us and the Appalachian Citizens' Law Center (ACLC) virtually on October 22 from 2-3pm as we discuss ACLC's recent Drinking Water Affordability Report and recommendations for making drinking water more affordable for … Continued

KFTC is organizing in Louisville to advance equitable clean energy solutions that reduce pollution and lower energy bills in communities most affected by poverty and structural racism. We are looking for people to work locally for energy, climate, and environmental justice in Louisville through KFTC. We welcome your participation!   Meets the fourth Wednesday of … Continued

Join KY Harm Reduction Coalition and VOCAL KY this Halloween for Trunk or Treat! There will be food, games, vendors, narcan, and other assistance. MHC will be tabling at this event, so stop by and say hi!    

Have you heard of the IRA? The Inflation Reduction Act is a 2022 bill that aims to lower inflation, invest in domestic energy production and manufacturing, and reduce carbon emissions by 40% by 2030. The IRA provides rebates and tax credits for adding energy efficient appliances in the home. But, what about upfront costs? Landlords? … Continued

Join us for a FREE webinar as we explore the critical relationship between energy and housing affordability, and discuss actionable solutions to ensure that everyone can afford both energy-efficient homes and a comfortable lifestyle.    Be sure to register for the event at https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIofu2rrT4vHtel8A8XAJkieFGBF5P3Qdte  

Join MHC and guest speaker Kentuckians for Energy Democracy as we discuss who the Public Service Commission (PSC) is, what they do, how their decisions affect YOU, and how to get involved. During this webinar we will also discuss LG&E/KU's recent 15 year plan that was filed with the PSC, called an IRP, and how … Continued

MHC's EveryHome program will be at JenCare's Senior Resource & Health Fair at Southwest Regional Library on March 6th from 1-3pm. Come learn more about affordable housing and utilities, and get connected to resources right here in Louisville, KY. Snacks, raffles, and music! The fair is FREE and open to the public - especially our … Continued

Are you thinking about solar to save on your energy bill but need more information? We get it - solar can be confusing, especially when you throw batteries, inverters, and net metering into the mix. Have no fear, we have the experts! Join us and guest speakers from Apogee Climate & Energy Transitions and Mountain … Continued

Join us and guest speakers from the Kentucky Conservation Committee and Kentucky Resources Council as we review house and senate bills from the 2025 legislative session that impact housing and utilities. At this webinar, you will learn about the housing and energy bills that did and did not pass, and what that means for future … Continued

Join MHC for our Affordable Housing Month event: Lead Exposure in Louisville: Risks, Challenges, and Solutions. This lead exposure panel will be held on Tuesday, April 22 at 6pm, at the Main Library (Lower Level, Centennial Room). Hear from key community leaders as we discuss risks, challenges, and solutions for lead exposure in Louisville. Don’t … Continued

It's our one year anniversary! On April 25, 2024, the Metropolitan Housing Coalition launched their housing and energy affordability program, EveryHome. As we mark the one-year anniversary of our program, we celebrate the progress and growth we've achieved together as a coalition. We are excited for the future and eager to build on everything we’ve … Continued