As an avid follower of energy projects in the Midwest, I’m proud to be attending the 2012 Kansas Energy Conference in beautiful Manhattan, Kansas. Have no fear if you aren’t able to attend, however, because I’ll be uploading lots of pictures and commentary from the exhibitors and presentations over the next few days.
For those
For all of you who are interested in renewable energy projects in the State of Kansas, I’m pleased to bring you some good news this Monday morning. The Energy Law Practice Group of Polsinelli Shughart PC (a law firm that I am proud to be a part of) is announcing an ongoing collaboration with the
Love him or hate him, there is no denying that yesterday former President Bill Clinton delivered powerful advice for advocates of every renewable industry.
In his hour-long remarks at Solar Power International, President Clinton touched on a wide range of topics, from recent successes in the solar industry, the potential for solar to assist the
Literally and figuratively, Kansas and Missouri stand at the crossroads of the United State’s quest for an “all-of-the-above” energy policy. Located in the heartland of the United States, these states enjoy abundant access to traditional and renewable energy resources. Just as importantly, the central location of Kansas and Missouri place these states in a critical