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Equitable clean energy solutions ensure fair and equal access to emerging technologies in wind, solar, and energy efficiency as opportunities to save money, create jobs, and build climate resilience.
Renewable Energy Generation Blog Posts
Advocate for Clean Energy!
Kansas needs a state energy plan that engages stakeholders in a comprehensive effort to establish...
CEP 2020 Impacts: Clean Energy
CEP helps you take action on pressing climate and energy issues in Kansas. In 2020, you all...
LAST CHANCE to stop Evergy’s unfair rate proposals!
LAST CHANCE to take action against Evergy's unfair rate proposals! Submit a Public...
Kansas solar at the Supreme Court this week, attend in person or online
Supreme Court Reminder! This week, the Kansas Supreme Court will review whether the rate...
Solar
With more sunny days than Florida, Kansas has untapped solar potential. Increased solar growth would grow the clean-energy economy, reduce utility bills, and promote grid resiliency. Climate + Energy Project and members of the Clean Energy Business Council have been leading the charge to fight against unfair policies that thwart solar adoption. Looking ahead, CEP will continue to advocate for fair energy policies that will increase access to widespread solar adoption. Don’t block the sun on Kansas! Visit our Save Kansas Solar Campaign page to learn more.
Recent Kansas Solar Energy Articles
LAST CHANCE to stop Evergy’s unfair rate proposals!
LAST CHANCE to take action against Evergy's unfair rate proposals! Submit a Public Comment Opposing Evergy’s $35 Minimum Bill and Grid Access Fee As our battle over solar equity continues with the state's largest utility, we are now combatting their false...
Kansas solar at the Supreme Court this week, attend in person or online
Supreme Court Reminder! This week, the Kansas Supreme Court will review whether the rate design for distributed generation class (demand charges) discriminates against renewable energy users in violation of both Kansas state law and federal law. Everyone is...
Take action to stop Evergy’s rate hike!
Evergy's $35 minimum bill would raise rates on nearly 200,000 Kansans Submit a Public Comment Opposing Evergy’s $35 Minimum Bill! On November 5th, nearly 50 Kansans made their voices heard at the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) hearing...
Wind
Recent Kansas Wind Energy Articles
Evergy Invests in New Wind Power To Reduce Carbon
Evergy Invests in New Wind Power To Reduce Carbon Last week, Evergy announced 660 MW of new wind energy making them one of the top utilities in the Country for wind power. Evergy will purchase wind energy from Expedition Wind developed by National...
Kansas House Bill 2273 Update
After an hour and a half of debate, the House Energy, Utilities & Telecommunications Committee voted down HB 2273, which would have added prohibitive set backs for commercial wind turbines, and attempted to stop wind development in Kansas. It also...
HB 2273 – Committee will take action Friday, Feb. 22nd
House Energy, Utilities and Telecommunications committee met Tuesday and Thursday, February 19th and 21st to hear from proponents and opponents on HB 2273, the Wind Generation Permit and Property Protection Act. Executive Director, Dorothy Barnett...
Energy Efficiency
Energy efficiency is the use of less energy to provide the same or better products, services, or amenities. Increasing efficiency allows more control over energy use, lowers costs, and provides multiple benefits for households, businesses, and the environment. Using less energy reduces pollution and climate risks.
Recent Kansas Energy Efficiency Articles
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Recent Clean Energy Business Council Articles
Clean Energy Business Council Introduces the Kansas Energy Fairness Act
Bipartisan support for the bill to prevent the KCC from imposing demand charges on wind and solar usersJessica Lucas | CEBC(620) 931-7161 | jessica@j-sq.com Dorothy Barnett | CEBC785-424-0444 | barnett@climateandenergy.org TOPEKA, KAN. – Residential...