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Find similar grantsSmall Business Energy Program is sponsored by Kansas Corporation Commission - Kansas Energy Office. Offers no-cost energy assessments and assistance with federal programs for small businesses and agricultural producers in towns with populations under 50,000.
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Kansas Energy Program | Lane-Scott Electric Cooperative Toll Free: (800) 407-2217 Pay By Phone: 1-844-968-1966 To report an outage call 800-407-2217 or 620-397-5327.
Late and Delinquent Bills New Service, Transfers and Disconnects Update Your Contact Information Kansas Weatherization Program Payment Assistance Resources Youth Tour and Cooperative Leadership Camp Scholarship Opportunities CoBank Sharing Success Grant Program Lane-Scott Electric Profile Advanced Metering Infastructure Board of Trustee Election Information Lane-Scott Electric Newsletter Receive Email and Text Message Notifications Members Satisfaction Survey Results Electric, HVAC Service and Supply Department Services and Retail Store Electrical Safety Demonstrations Winter Storm Preparedness and Safety Staying Prepared: Energy Emergency Alerts Explained Small Business Owners & Agricultural Producers The Kansas Energy Program was established through a partnership with the Kansas Corporation Commission, Kansas State University, and the U.S. Department of Energy, to aid small business owners & agricultural producers in energy efficiency improvement projects and renewable energy systems.
The team at the Kansas Energy Program can help navigate tricky applications that go along with applying for federal funds such as the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP), working with you and with the government on your behalf. They provide at no cost, the following services: Conduct a free energy assessment. Provide a technical report with energy and cost savings calculations.
Use that report to prepare the USDA REAP Grant application, or other grants as applicable. Work with you and the USDA to resolve any issues. Prepare the application for your signature and deliver to USDA.
REAP funds specifically provide loan financing and grant funding to agricultural producers and rural small businesses for renewable energy systems or to make energy efficiency improvements.
Energy efficiency funds may be used for the purchase, installation and construction of high efficiency HVAC systems, insulation, lighting, cooling or refrigeration units, doors & windows, electric, solar or gravity pumps for sprinkler pivots, switching from diesel to electric irrigation motors, replacement of energy inefficient equipment. For more information, visit www. kansasenergyprogram.
org or call 785-532-4998.
Late and Delinquent Bills New Service, Transfers and Disconnects Update Your Contact Information Kansas Weatherization Program Payment Assistance Resources Youth Tour and Cooperative Leadership Camp Scholarship Opportunities CoBank Sharing Success Grant Program Lane-Scott Electric Profile Advanced Metering Infastructure Board of Trustee Election Information Lane-Scott Electric Newsletter Receive Email and Text Message Notifications Members Satisfaction Survey Results Electric, HVAC Service and Supply Department Services and Retail Store Electrical Safety Demonstrations Winter Storm Preparedness and Safety Staying Prepared: Energy Emergency Alerts Explained
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small business owners and agricultural producers in towns with populations under 50,000. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Small Business Energy Program is funded by Kansas Corporation Commission - Kansas Energy Office. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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