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Evergy plans second substation near Panasonic plant in De Soto - Vimarsana News

Evergy plans second substation near Panasonic plant in De Soto

The De Soto City Council unanimously voted to rezone 53 acres near the new Panasonic plant for the creation of the new Evergy substation.

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Electric Co-op Helps Navajo Families - Vimarsana News

Electric Co-op Helps Navajo Families

Jemez Mountain Electric Cooperative and Navajo Tribal Utility Authority are working to bring power to 200 Navajo families that do not have electricity.

Electric Co-Op Helps Bring Power to Navajo Families - Vimarsana News

Electric Co-Op Helps Bring Power to Navajo Families

Jemez Mountain Electric Cooperative and Navajo Tribal Utility Authority are working to bring power to 200 Navajo families that do not have electricity.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150306:22:55:00

>> last year 36% of all new electric capacity came from solar. wind energy generated 4.4%. and corporations are taking notice. >> the companies will build an $850 million solar energy farm in california. >> george washington university and american university to buy more than half their power from three solar power farms. >> already in about 20 states private installers will come put those cheap solar cells on your roof. >> experts predict the cost of solar power will drop 40% over the next three to four years. >> with no money down and beat your utility bill. >> we have to decide as a country...