HENDERSON, Ky. — Henderson County residents rallied at a Henderson City-County Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 2, urging a two-year moratorium on the proposed Rock Bluff Energy Park, a wind and solar project by Cordelio Power and Tenaska.

The push follows a one-year wind energy moratorium approved by the Henderson County Fiscal Court in July, set to expire July 1, 2026, as residents like James Franks, a volunteer firefighter and contractor, voiced concerns over property values, public safety and distrust in county leadership.

The Rock Bluff project , which could span 30,000 acres in eastern Henderson County near Hebbardsville and Bluff City, includes plans for 90 to 100 wind turbines and solar installations on reclaimed coal mine land. It still requires approvals from the

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