Energy policy issues are notoriously complex. Seemingly small changes in a state’s energy policy can lead to wide-ranging and often unintended political, economic, and environmental consequences. In an effort to facilitate thoughtful policy discussions about these issues in the state of Kansas, several attorneys from the Polsinelli Shughart energy practice group, Alan Claus Anderson, Britton
Kansas Wind Update – Kansas Supreme Court Issues Ruling in Zimmerman v. Wabaunsee County
The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday issued a much anticipated ruling on a case involving a number of key issued for wind developers. The case, Zimmerman v. Board of County Commissioners of Wabaunsee County, revolves around a dispute between the Board of County Commissioners of Wabaunsee County, Kansas and a group of landowners in
New 420 MW Kansas Wind Project Announced By BP Wind Energy North America
We here at Renewable Energy Law Insider would like to congratulate BP Wind Energy North America Inc. (BPWENA) on its announcement of a new 420 MW wind project located in Barber and Kingman Counties, Kansas. The new wind project, known as Flat Ridge 2, will be located approximately 60 miles southwest of Wichita, Kansas.
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Renewable State Updates: Kansas
Today, I will continue my well-intentioned but perhaps ill-advised plan to provide you, my loyal readers, with state-by-state updates of recent noteworthy renewable energy stories (seriously, 50 states…what was I thinking?). Fortunately, today’s state, Kansas, is near and dear to my heart.
As I’m sure most of you are aware, Kansas is exceptionally windy. NREL