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CEP LIVE Making the Connections: Climate Change and Effective Communications
1 year ago | May 17, 2019
On May 14, 2019, CEP hosted the Climate Advocacy Lab’s Senior Program Carina Barnett-Loro as our special guest on Making the Connections: Climate Change and Effective Communications. Carina shared some great resources on...
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CEP to host Campaign Planning Workshop with the Climate Advocacy Lab.
1 year ago | May 14, 2019
By: CEP Staff,
Join CEP for a Campaign Planning Workshop facilitated by the Climate Advocacy Lab
By: CEP Staff,
Save Kansas Solar Update
1 year ago | May 06, 2019
By: Jamie Hofling
By: Jamie Hofling
At the start of the 2019 Kansas legislative session the Clean Energy Business Council (CEBC), a project of the Climate + Energy Project, introduced SB 124 to remove demand charges on...
CEP Live May 14th at 2pm. Making Connections: Climate Change and Effective Communications
1 year ago | May 06, 2019
Have you ever wondered how to effectively communicate the impacts of climate change in your community?
Join us for the next CEP LIVE on Facebook with our special guest, Carina Barnett- Loro, Climate Advocacy Lab
Solar Education Week - Kansas Solar
1 year ago | Apr 19, 2019
As of 2018 Kansas had around 900 jobs available in the solar industry. A majority of these jobs, 627, are in installation, with the other major contributors to the total in manufacturing, wholesale or distribution, operations and maintenance. When I look at the number 896 I think: this such a small number compared to other industries. However, in looking at the solar industry as a whole it becomes easier to see the bigger picture, which shows there is vast room to grow in solar energy.