Senate vote mulls Sunflower coal plants final tally
The Senate overrode a veto on Sunflower’s second coal plant bill as Sunflower allies lobby for votes. Sunflower President Earl Watkins signaled readiness for court action while Gov Sebelius urged a compromise to a smaller plant and more wind energy.
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Sunflower joins renewables group NRCO to back clean energy push
Sunflower Electric Power Corp joins the National Rural Cooperative Org to pool resources for a national renewable energy program. The move aligns with state efforts to require 10 percent renewables by 2012 and 20 percent by 2020, while KDHE denied permits for two Holcomb coal plants. Sunflower has pursued wind via Mid Kansas Electric and aims to expand wind, biomass, and solar with community benefits and affordable rates, despite wind's intermittency.
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Holcomb appoints new police chiefs and fire chief
Holcomb Kansas welcomes new police leaders led by Chief Holcomb and officer Tony Forsen as part of a broader transition with Finney County and Kansas Highway Patrol coverage. Ryan Robinson named part time volunteer fire chief to rebuild Holcomb Fire Department alongside council plans to reinstate Fire Department and recruit more members and equipment.
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Moscow High Adopts Wind Turbine To Cut Costs And Educate
Moscow schools install a 50 foot rotor wind turbine expected to go online during January to May. It can sell power at 3 cents per kilowatt hour and may pay for itself in 10 to 12 years. The project supports net metering debates and offers classroom lessons in energy, math, engineering and meteorology.
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Kansas Energy Office
Moscow
Stevens County
Board of Education
Kansas
al Gore
Philippi
Cory Bixler
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