January 20, 2020·Ranson Financial·1 min read
Consultants hired by the Legislature to examine Kansas’ unusually high electric rates bullet-pointed the obvious: Kansas has neglected to develop a comprehensive plan defining the state’s energy future. Interests as diverse as the Kansas Municipal Utilities association to the Climate and Energy Project of Kansas praised London Economics International for urging Kansas to craft the type of benchmark plan operational in more than two-thirds of states.

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