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OVERVIEW
Equitable clean energy solutions ensure fair and equal access to emerging technologies in wind, solar, and energy efficiency as opportunities to save money, create jobs, and build climate resilience.
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SUN AND WIND
In the face of the climate crisis, both the sun and wind are sources of new blessing. By harvesting solar energy from the sun in solar panels and harnessing the power of the wind with wind turbines, both sun and wind have become tremendous sources of clean and sustainable energy.
CEP Joins 60+ Organizations in Joint Statement
Today CEP along with 60+ other climate, building decarbonization, energy, & affordable housing...
Make Your Voice Heard! Submit a Public Comment Today!
Authored By: Nicholai Jost-Epp Meet Nicholai, CEP Clean Energy Outreach Intern Your voice will...
CEP Legislative Update – Apr. 01, 2022
Legislative UpdateApril 01, 2022 CEP has a rich history of advocacy. We respond to rapidly...
Solar
With more sunny days than Florida, Kansas has untapped solar potential. Increased solar growth would grow the clean-energy economy, reduce utility bills, and promote grid resiliency. Climate + Energy Project and members of the Clean Energy Business Council have been leading the charge to fight against unfair policies that thwart solar adoption. Looking ahead, CEP will continue to advocate for fair energy policies that will increase access to widespread solar adoption. Don’t block the sun on Kansas! Visit our Save Kansas Solar Campaign page to learn more.
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Energy Efficiency
Energy efficiency is the use of less energy to provide the same or better products, services, or amenities. Increasing efficiency allows more control over energy use, lowers costs, and provides multiple benefits for households, businesses, and the environment. Using less energy reduces pollution and climate risks.
Clean energy business council
Recent Clean Energy Business Council Articles
Utility Scale Solar & Storage Event Announced
Utility Scale Solar & Storage Event Announced Opportunity for Kansans to learn about clean energy technology advancements Battery storage and utility-scale solar are the focus of an educational webinar hosted by the Kansas Clean Energy Business Council on...
Clean Energy Business Council Introduces the Kansas Energy Fairness Act
Bipartisan support for the bill to prevent the KCC from imposing demand charges on wind and solar usersJessica Lucas | CEBC(620) 931-7161 | jessica@j-sq.com Dorothy Barnett | CEBC785-424-0444 | barnett@climateandenergy.org TOPEKA, KAN. – Residential...
Utility Scale Solar & Storage Webinar
The Clean Energy Business Council, a project of the Climate + Energy Project, is hosting a webinar with special guests Robert Wright, Renewable Energy Development Manager at Burns & McDonnell and Frank Jakob, Energy Storage Technology Manager at Black & Veatch to discuss utility-scale solar and storage.
More information and presenter bios can be found here.