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November 2, 2020

Evergy is proposing a new electricity rate for residential solar customers, that adds a monthly grid access fee of $3.00 per kW of solar. If this isn’t acceptable to the Commission, Evergy’s alternative proposal is a minimum bill of $35 for all residential customers, including those without solar. 

Both proposals are unfair to Kansan families that want to invest in a clean energy future and exercise their right to choose where they get their electricity. We need to make solar more affordable, not less.

Watch this video of Dorothy Barnett of CEP and Zack Pistora of Sierra Club, to learn more!

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Right now the urgent need is for Kansans to pack the virtual Commission meeting on November 5th at 6pm and show support for solar! Help us reach our goal of 35 speakers by signing up to speak at the hearing.Sign Up to Speak! You can find more information about the case here.  Let us know if we can answer any of your questions.

A live video stream will be available on the Commission’s YouTube channel for anyone wishing to watch, but not comment during the public hearing.

While we are emphasizing speakers for the Nov 5th virtual meeting, you can also submit a written comment to the Kansas Corporation Commission. If you submit a public comment to the Kansas Corporation Commission and copy us on your email, cc: yes@savekansassolar.org.0

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