You have options! There are 3 ways to vote in the Kansas Primary. If you were registered to vote by July 15th, choose the option that works best for you; Vote By Mail - Apply for an advance ballot to be mailed to your home before July 28th. Ballots can...
Monday, August 3rd, 5:30-7:00pm CT This training is part of a series for leaders who care about environmental justice, economic equity, and public health issues, and increased voter turnout in communities across the Midwest. The Communications Workshop is...
CEP would like to invite you to a live webinar presentation this Thursday, July 23 at 1:30 pm CSTthat will guide you through the steps of voting in the upcoming Kansas Primary Election! We will go over important dates, what your options are for voting, and how to...
Monday, August 17th, 5:30-7:00pm CT One of the most effective ways to increase voter turnout is for people to hear from someone they know about voting. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic people are using social media even more to stay connected and share information....
Kansas Solar gets Big Win - Sort of Kansas residents and solar businesses have faced an uphill battle for solar access. For more than six years, the Climate + Energy Project has been fighting for fair policies for ratepayers and solar businesses at the Kansas...
Sending out a big high-five for all the great work in submitting public comments to FERC in opposition to the NERA petition to kill net metering. Three hundred and twenty Kansans filed comments with 57,000 filed nationwide! The comments were overwhelmingly opposed to...
The Climate + Energy Project knows Andrew French through his work at the Kansas Corporation Commission and in private practice. He is knowledgeable and experienced on energy policy and a fair-minded individual with the skills to lead Kansas as we adapt to emerging technologies rapidly changing our energy future.
The public comment deadline on the petition to give federal regulators the power to block rooftop solar owners from earning fair credit for the surplus electricity their solar panels produce is fast approaching! The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission needs to hear...
As the Climate + Energy Project works to create a healthy and resilient Kansas, we understand that climate justice, environmental justice, and racial justice are critical to realizing this vision. To that end, we support all efforts to alleviate structural...
CEP staff work hard, but we also take care of our people. From increasing our online engagement and helping our partners to prioritizing the well-being of our team, we’re doing our best to support our community for the long haul.
We need your help to stop an attack on our solar rights!
In normal times, we’d be wrapping up the legislative session and gearing up for our summer outreach, but Covid 19 had other plans. It’s hard to celebrate when times are tough, but it’s more important than ever. Good things happening in Kansas, thanks to climate...