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Kansas Senators Are Demanding Answers for Rule Reversal On Kansas High Energy Prices

Wednesday, September 6 by News Room

By the Office of U.S. Senator Roger Marshall Washington, D.C. - U.S. Senators Roger Marshall, M.D. and Jerry Moran (R-KS) wrote a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) urging the commission to adjust their electricity transmission costs that are disproportionately hurting Kansas consumers. Currently, Kansans... Read More.

Grant Program Pumps $1.2 Million Into Kansas Energy Projects

Wednesday, August 16 by News Room

K-State’s Carter says no-cost help available to farmers, small businesses By Pat Melgares, K-State Research and Extension news service MANHATTAN, Kan. – The director of the Kansas Energy Program says a federal grant program that has pumped more than $1.2 million into the state since 2016... Read More.

Cutting energy costs with new solar incentives

Thursday, August 3 by Brownfield Ag News

Federal grant and tax credit dollars have significantly reduced the costs for farmers to install solar projects and power their businesses. Jon LaPorte is a Farm Business Management Educator with Michigan State University Extension. “These are for actual on-farm use to help reduce the cost... Read More.

White House announces $20B clean energy project investment

Friday, July 14 by Brownfield Ag News

The Biden Administration is investing $20 billion in a clean energy financing network that will help reduce emissions across the country. Jahi Wise with the Environmental Protection Agency tells Brownfield the funding is part of the EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. “The National Clean Investment... Read More.

Renewable Energy Panel Discussion

Friday, June 23 by Brownfield Ag News

Brownfield’s Carah Hart will cover the KC Agribusiness Council Renewable Energy Panel Discussion in Kansas City, Missouri, August 24, 2023 ... Renewable Energy Panel Discussion

MOFB says eminent domain still a concern in energy project

Friday, June 9 by Brownfield Ag News

The president of Missouri Farm Bureau is asking the Missouri Public Service Commission to respect the property rights of public landowners as they consider updates to a transmission line distribution project in mid-Missouri. Invenergy, a Chicago-based energy company, wants to build a 40-mile-long high... Read More.

Stories tagged with: energy

Kansas Senators Are Demanding Answers for Rule Reversal On Kansas High Energy Prices

Grant Program Pumps $1.2 Million Into Kansas Energy Projects

Cutting energy costs with new solar incentives

White House announces $20B clean energy project investment

Renewable Energy Panel Discussion

MOFB says eminent domain still a concern in energy project

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