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Map and Results

Program results on the Front Page are based on small business assessment results for 2016 to June 2024. Kilowatt-hours (kWh) and dollars saved are estimated annual savings values; these values represent all projects for which energy savings and associated costs were calculated, but not necessarily implemented.

KEP Results Fact Sheet

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Markers indicating colors; green = energy education; purple = FCIP; blue = KidWind; yellow = K-12 benchmarking; orange = loans; red = small business

For a more interactive map, visit the Engineering Extension Results webpage.

Result Highlights (2016 to June 2026)

  • Education
    • 454 events
    • 29,248 attendees
    • 73 cities in 53 Kansas counties
  • FCIP
    • 14 projects
    • 14 cities in 11 Kansas counties
  • Loans
    • 306 loans
    • 11,207 people used the loan resource
    • 77 cities in 48 counties
  • Small business
    • Identified annual potential energy savings of more than 22 million kWh and $2,197,000
    • 232 assessments (and 152 REAP grant applications) completed in 79 Kansas counties
    • 118 REAP projects awarded funding for a 96.7 % approval rate (30 applications are still pending)
    • More than $5.6 million in federal grant money approved for Kansas rural small businesses or agricultural producers

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Manhattan, KS 66502

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