On May 1, 2005, Kansas Power Pool (KPP) became the first municipal power pool in the state of Kansas by delivering power to four of the founding cities of the organization. As a truly member driven organization, KPP has dramatically increased in size and membership since the original group of seven cities formed the agency in 2005. KPP’s vision and mission continues to focus on providing the most effective and efficient wholesale electric service to our members.
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Larry Holloway will be giving a presentation on "Lessons Learned from the Greensburg Wind Project" at the KMU conference on May 13. You may download a copy of his slides by clicking here.
The State Energy Office has announced a limited number of scholarships for certification training as a home energy auditor. The State Energy Office has used over $38 million in Kansas economic recovery funds to establish an energy efficiency revolving loan program. To qualify for the program, residential customers will be required to have a home energy audit by an auditor certified under the state energy's training program.
The Kansas Power Pool Board of Directors met on February 18th for a re-organizational meeting. The former Board of Directors, which included a representative from each member city, elected a pared down nine member Board of Directors including:
