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Kansas, Missouri governors issue orders to help respond to blast of frigid temps - Vimarsana News

Kansas, Missouri governors issue orders to help respond to blast of frigid temps

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and Missouri Gov. Mike Parson have announced orders they hope will allow their respective states to better respond to a days-long blast of cold weather.

Source: kshb.com
Energy officials issue a Conservative Operations Advisory - Vimarsana News

Energy officials issue a Conservative Operations Advisory

Arctic air is blasting Oklahoma and the next round is set to arrive this weekend.

Source: yahoo.com
Group overseeing regional power grid says Monday saw record demand - Vimarsana News

Group overseeing regional power grid says Monday saw record demand

The non-profit corporation that oversees the power transmission system in 17 states including Kansas says Monday saw the largest demand for power on record.

Source: ksn.com
Kansas City power grid keeping up with high demand caused by hot temperatures - Vimarsana News

Kansas City power grid keeping up with high demand caused by hot temperatures

The Kansas City area’s largest utility provider says its system remains reliable as the region enters the third-straight day of sweltering temps.

Source: kshb.com
SPP issues Conservative Operations Advisory, asks customers to help conserve energy - Vimarsana News

SPP issues Conservative Operations Advisory, asks customers to help conserve energy

While Conservative Operations Advisories do not require the public to conserve energy, officials asked power customers to take steps to help conserve energy from 2-7 p.m. July 18 through July