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Kansas Energy NewsOctober 2003Kansas makes most of easy-to-reach methane deposits
Companies set collective sights on Riley County for wind farm
Papers filed for 3rd power plant near Iatan
Great Plains plans two new plants
Coal plant a surprise to area
Detailed rules on turbines are OK'd
Public meetings on pipeline coming up
Wind farm guidelines get Butler Co. OK
Editorial: The beautiful Flint Hills -- Let's be careful
County to consider wind farm zoning changes
Coal beds could yield methane gas
Oil completions
Midwest grid will get much stronger — for a big price
A mighty wind's potential
Kansas-grown fuel at the pump
Oil has proved to be boon for Comanche County town
Business maps the wind
Landowners: Be aware of legal issues surrounding wind farms
With education, favorable policy, KS wind power poised for growth
Perks might boost wind production
Oil completions
Wind blows to forefront as big potential energy resource for Kansas
Wind-tech possibilities depend on grid system
Adviser says (Wabaunsee) county needs land-use plan
Dulley: Room air cleaners boost a furnace's efficiency
Kansas farms struggle under higher natural gas prices
AUDIO: Wind Power in Kansas' Flint Hills
Ethanol production plant is still possible at site close to Nevada
Wind talk highlight of tour
Aquila keeps program to ease high utility bills
Aquila programs help ease high bills
Kansas Gas cancels WeatherProof program
N.E. Kansas land may hold gas riches
Oil completions
Winfield could have wind farm by Nov. 2004
Timing appears right for crop-based fuels
Ethanol plant needs investors
Economic salvation, plucked from the air?
Haven plant earns award for halting pollution
Oil completions
Meeting's participants hash over blackout-related issues
Southern Kansas bending to pressure for wind farms
Energy plan sought
Kansans should brace for higher gas bills
Natural gas industry asks Sebelius for lower taxes
Editorial: Unanswered questions - City Council needs to scrap problematic energy plan
Rising prices boost company
County board approves draft of wind energy agreement
Interest grows in windy assets
PROPOSED WIND FARMS FOR KANSAS
Wind, biomass energy touted for Kansas economic development
September 2003Wind Farms in Kansas: Why can't state cash in on wind?
Kansas tops nation in wind energy potential
Martin Hawver: Why Interfere with Property Owners?
EDITORIAL: ENERGIZER: Wind shows good potential
Oil completions
Energy boosters: Utility-saving construction and features will be highlighted on annual solar tour next weekend Dulley: Efficient glass block windows also come in lightweight plastic Duffy: Time has come to harvest state's wind power
Commission discusses wind farm
Stagner: Passenger rail service needs input from us
Greensburg may help with high electricity bills
Oil completions
More natural gas may not deter price increases
Editorial: Gas rates -- Ugly forecast
Wabaunsee County tables wind power proposal again
Group opposes wind turbines
Oil man seeks gas in Dexter
It's official: Kansas Gas Service rates go up
Kansas natural gas bills to rise
Greensburg forum fails to solve problem of huge electric bills
Vote likely on Butler wind farm guidelines
Ford County Commission Unanimously approves Spearville conditional use permit
Wind farms on county agenda once again
Turbines reap 'year-round crop'
High-percentage ethanol goes on sale in Wichita area
Editorial: Avoiding a blackout
Heat bills likely to rise
Oil completions
Other ways to help end blackouts
Kansans cool to idea of funding Amtrak
Greensburg officials brace electric customers for bill shock
Bender: What will come after fossil fuels?
Winter utility pinch likely
Electric industry seeks power grid upgrade
Farmers hope idea to get steam from straw isn't hot air
Oil completions
Commission hears presentation on wind energy
Wind Wizard
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U.S. Energy NewsOctober 2003In Montana, the next Arctic Refuge debate The Warming Is Global but the Legislating, in the U.S., Is All Local Editorial: Testing the Senate's Mettle Best gas mileage cars
Snags Delay Final Version of Energy Bill Skolada: Future of energy could lie in carbs
Trapped Inside the Grid
Energy bill must wait yet again
Tax Break for Gas Drilling May Be Restored
Editorial: Green Signal for Fast Trains
Pet Projects Flood Energy Bill Before Crucial Wednesday Session Editorial: Stalled energy bill
Fractured Republicans Hope for Deal to Pass Energy Bill
The Great Energy Scam
Little Solar Houses for You and Me
Editorial: Democrats' Duty on Energy Oil Rush in Siberia Puts Other Treasures at Risk Environment drives new car concepts
Pig-produced methane powers electrical generators
Critical US energy bill crafted in secrecy
Editorial: Importing Natural Gas
September 2003Review of Environment Rules Finds Benefits Outweigh Costs Kinsley: Oil Folly
Fuel from foul
OPEC cuts output as Iraqi oil flows
Republicans Set to Spell Out Plan for Oil Drilling in Refuge Arctic Drilling May Get Dumped From Bill
Commentary: The energy crisis revisited
Commentary: An electrifying Compromise?
Arctic Drilling May Get Dumped From Bill
Some companies attracted to 'green' power
Kristof: Casting a Cold Eye on Arctic Oil Is Hydrogen the Gasoline of the Future?
Attorney general's report rips oil refiners
A blackout casts spotlight on power deregulation
After big blackout, will energy bill keep US lights on?
Kristof: What Price Drilling? Editorial: A Slimmer Energy Bill
Solar power surge: Electricians aim to help push 'green' technology mainstream
Bright spots in solar's future?
From cow pies to kilowatts
Utilities Point Their Fingers at Each Other Over Blackout Editorial: Electric Shock
Experts Point to Strains on Electric Grid's Specialists Editorial: Backward on Energy Krugman: Another Friday Outrage Kristof: A Grizzly's-Eye View of a Refuge That Oil Drillers Covet Patents: Using the Sun to Stop Blackouts Rob Zaleski: What's with U.S. energy gluttony?
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