Kansas Energy Program

⚡ Kansas Facility Leaders: Is your building costing more to operate than it should?

Energy-efficient upgrades don't have to mean large upfront expenses.

The Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) and Kansas Energy Program (KEP) are hosting a FREE webinar on the Facility Conservation Improvement Program (FCIP) and how Kansas public facilities can fund energy-saving improvements through guaranteed savings.

If you're responsible for facilities, operations, maintenance, budgets, or capital improvements, this webinar is for you.

🏢 School District Superintendents & Facility Directors
🏛️ City & County Managers
🏥 Hospital Facility Managers
🎓 Higher Education Leaders
🔧 Public Works Directors
🏗️ Building & Operations Teams

📅 June 16 is coming up quickly—don't miss this opportunity to learn how other Kansas facilities are reducing energy costs and modernizing infrastructure.

Association of Counties
of Kansas Municipalities
Association of School Boards
School Superintendents Association (KSSA)
Hospital Association
County Commissioners Association
Public Works Association
Rural Water Association
Board of Regents

👇 See flyer attached for registration information.

🏛️💡 Looking to make energy-efficient upgrades to your facility but worried about upfront costs?

🚨Join the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) and the Kansas Energy Program (KEP) for a free webinar introducing the Facility Conservation Improvement Program (FCIP).
FCIP uses energy performance contracting to help governmental facilities make comprehensive energy improvements.
The cost of upgrades is paid over time through guaranteed savings from utility and maintenance budgets.

📅 Tuesday, June 16, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM CDT

This webinar is ideal for:
✅ School districts
✅ Municipalities
✅ State universities
✅ State hospitals
✅ Correctional facilities
✅ Other Kansas governmental facilities interested in reducing energy costs and improving efficiency.

👇See flyer attached for more information!✨

Learn how your facility can save energy, reduce costs, and improve infrastructure through this proven program.
Kansas Department of Corrections
Kansas Hospital Association
Kansas Association of School Boards
USA|Kansas
League of Kansas Municipalities

Monday, David Carter and PinkScience Diva headed west to Garden City for the STEM Summit — and it was absolutely worth the trip!

The keynote by Steve Spangler was fantastic. He reminded all of us how important it is to:
✨ Build connections in the classroom
✨ Focus less on being the flame and more on being the match
✨ Instill curiosity in students
✨ Remember that it is more important to be interested than interesting

We always enjoy hearing him speak and left inspired and energized for the year ahead.

After the keynote, we shared a presentation about all the ways the Kansas Energy Program can support Kansas teachers. We loved connecting with new educators and hope this is just the beginning of future collaborations!

On the drive back, we made a stop at the historic Pawnee Rock State Historic Site — such a neat piece of Kansas history! Learn more about it here: https://www.nps.gov/places/pawnee-rock-state-historic-site.htm
It may have been a long trip to western Kansas, but we were happy to be part of it. One thing is for sure — if you teach in Kansas, we will do everything we can to get to you. ❤️⚡🌻

Enjoy some pictures from our day!