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| Blog Name: | The CEP Blog |
| Url: | http://blog.climateandenergy.org |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | wind power, transmission lines, kansas |
| Description: | Keeping up on climate and energy issues in Kansas, in particular the wind industry. |
| Popularity: | 6 Followers |
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Testimony Preview: USDA Secretary Vilsack discusses opportunities for agriculture under climate legi
| Secretary Vilsack discusses the expanded analysis the USDA will release next week. Listen to the recorded press conference here.Said Secretary Vilsack, “Even under conservative assumptions, ...more |
SPP says Federal Leadership Needed on Transmission Planning, Siting, and Cost Allocation
| Taken from the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) website:Recently the SPP Board of Directors approved a new cost allocation methodology for new transmission in the SPP region. Also last week, FERC Chairma...more |
Do LEDs really save energy?
| Apparently, until the release of this study, the answer was unclear. Basically, because no one knew if the production of LED lamps required more energy than needed for standard incandescent bulbs....more |
KCP&L ramps up plans for 300 MW of wind power
| Lots of renewables news from around the KC area:KCP&L announced Tuesday that they’ve issued requests for proposals to add 300 MW of wind power to their generation mix. 100 MW would go to...more |
KCStar: Wind energy is among projects available with stimulus money in Kansas
| From today’s Kansas City Star:Wind energy is among projects available with stimulus money in KansasBy STEVE EVERLYMany city and county governments in Kansas, as well as public schools and uni...more |
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