Games & Puzzles Intro
The Kansas Energy Program has put together several riddles, games, and brain teasers all focused on energy. Take a look below. Give us a shout to let us know what you think or if you have ideas for new ones.
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Energy Education
Do you want to incorporate more energy efficiency into your curriculum, but could use an outside presenter? Give us a shout.
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Renewable Energy Projects
Is your small rural business considering a renewable energy project, such as installing solar panels, wind turbines, or geothermal? If awarded, the USDA Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) grant will cover 25% of eligible project expenses. Questions or want assist in completing the application? Contact the Kansas Energy Program.
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Energy assessments for small businesses
The Kansas Energy Program can assist your small business with an on-site energy assessment and assist you in working through the USDA REAP grant application process. Whether you're considering replacing your T12 lighting, your refrigerated open display cases, or have a 30-year-old furnace, give us a call and find out how we can assist you.
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Facility Conservation Improvement Program
If you are interested in reducing costs through energy-efficiency improvement projects, but don’t have sufficient upfront capital, FCIP may be the right financing tool for you.
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Energy library
Not only does the Kansas Energy Library include books for check-out, we also have energy equipment such as data loggers, light meters, and thermal imaging cameras.
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KidWind Challenge
The KidWind Challenge is a hands-on, STEM competition that engages students through the lens of wind energy. Student teams design, build, and test small scale wind turbines at regional competitions across the state.
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K-12 Energy Benchmarking
The K-12 Energy Benchmarking Project supports students in analyzing the energy performance of their school building. Students will learn to use professional energy auditing equipment to find ways for the school to become more energy efficient.
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