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KPP Energy Affordable Reliable Responsible Clay Center, Neodesha, Wellington, and Winfield.

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The Kansas Power Pool, one of two municipal energy agencies in Kansas, was established in 2004 under Kansas statutes with the execution of an agreement creating the Kansas Power Pool by six Kansas municipalities: Augusta, Burlington. Municipal energy agencies in Kansas are not-for-profit, quasi-municipal organizations that are owned by their member municipalities. The Kansas Power Pool was organized as a pool to take collective action to preserve and invest in the members’ energy facilities to satisfy, in the most efficient manner possible, the members’ collective future energy and transmission requirements. To this end, the KPP’s operating philosophy is to equitably share resources and costs among all members through the computation of uniform annual wholesale electric rates approved by the members. Over the next few years, the KPP philosophy attracted new members, which by 2010 totaled over thirty municipal electric utilities. In 2012, the KPP opted to acquire an ownership share of a natural gas-powered, combined-cycle generating facility. To finance the acquisition, the KPP issued revenue bonds, which it secured with long-term power purchase contracts with twenty-one member municipalities. The value of a long-term commitment for electric energy was not shared by all members and membership in the KPP declined by 2014 to twenty-one municipalities. Three new members have since joined the KPP making the current total membership twenty-four in number.

10/09/2026

Celebrating public power and giving back! ⚡💙 Way to go, Lucas, for combining scavenger hunt fun with support for your local food pantry. Congratulations to the winners!

A well-deserved thank you to the City of Lucas crew! ⚡👏 Celebrating the hardworking people who keep public power going s...
10/09/2026

A well-deserved thank you to the City of Lucas crew! ⚡👏 Celebrating the hardworking people who keep public power going strong! 💡

City Crew Appreciation Lunch for Public Power Week
The City of Lucas crew enjoyed an appreciation lunch at K-18 today. We want to take a moment to thank our city crew for all their hard work and dedication to keeping our community running smoothly.

We appreciate everything you do for the City of Lucas! Thank you for all your hard work!

Celebrating the power of community! Public power is more than electricity—it’s local ownership, dedicated employees, and...
10/09/2026

Celebrating the power of community! Public power is more than electricity—it’s local ownership, dedicated employees, and neighbors serving neighbors. We’re proud to work alongside the communities that keep Kansas powered!

⚡ Proud to celebrate Public Power Week and the people who keep our communities powered! Thank you to our public power pa...
10/09/2026

⚡ Proud to celebrate Public Power Week and the people who keep our communities powered! Thank you to our public power partners for the work you do every day to serve your communities. 💡

⚡ Happy Public Power Week! ⚡

The Clay Center Public Utilities Commission is proud to be your publicly owned, locally controlled, not-for-profit power provider.

We are honored to serve our community and are grateful for the opportunity to provide reliable power to the people and businesses of Clay Center and surrounding areas.

Local power. Local control. Community pride.

Thank you for supporting public power! 💡

Oxford crew having fun while showing their commitment to public power! ⚡️
10/09/2026

Oxford crew having fun while showing their commitment to public power! ⚡️

Public Power. Strong communities. A mission we are proud to be part of! Keep up the great work, Augusta crew!
10/09/2026

Public Power. Strong communities. A mission we are proud to be part of! Keep up the great work, Augusta crew!

Public power is worth talking about! Tune in Friday as our very own COO, James Ging, joins KPP Board Member and Mayor, L...
10/08/2026

Public power is worth talking about! Tune in Friday as our very own COO, James Ging, joins KPP Board Member and Mayor, Lou Thurston, for a conversation about the importance of public power.

New Episode Tomorrow! 🎙 ☕

This Friday, Mayor Lou welcomes KPP Energy's COO, James Ging, to talk all things public power for ! ⚡

🎧Tune in to the City of Hillsboro's YouTube channel and Spotify page for the full conversation!

Safety first. Know your lines, know the risks, and always stay back from downed power lines.
10/08/2026

Safety first. Know your lines, know the risks, and always stay back from downed power lines.

⚡ Watt a bright idea, Hillsboro! 💡 We’re amped up about this fun way to celebrate Public Power Week!
10/08/2026

⚡ Watt a bright idea, Hillsboro! 💡 We’re amped up about this fun way to celebrate Public Power Week!

From generation to your front door, every step matters! ⚡ Thanks, City of Augusta, for showing how electricity makes its...
10/08/2026

From generation to your front door, every step matters! ⚡ Thanks, City of Augusta, for showing how electricity makes its way to our communities.

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2229 S. West
Wichita, KS
67213

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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