Kansas nets $22 million from stripper well settlement
Kansas will receive 22 million dollars as part of a nationwide settlement over oil price overcharges from the stripper well case. The deal splits 4.5 billion in federal and state funds, with Kansas getting about 11 million in year one and 11 million over the next three years, to be approved by Judge Frank Theis.
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Kansas plans seven hearings on oil overcharge funds
The Kansas Corporation Commission schedules seven public hearings across the state in early June to decide how about 30 million dollars from oil overcharge settlements should be spent. Hearings will solicit proposals for energy conservation demonstrations and outline five state energy programs guiding the funds.
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