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Kansas CC: Ryan Hoffman

Director of Conservation

“To accomplish efficient recovery, states developed legal concepts like spacing, or how far apart you can drill wells, and production allowables, which is how much oil or gas an operator can produce from a single well. These concepts all tie into the term, conservation.”
Byline: 

Ryan Hoffman

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Kansas CC: Jeff McClanahan

Director of Utilities

“We would love to see the inter-regional transmission issues resolved between SPP and the other regions, so we could export some of this captive, renewable energy we have.”
Byline: 

Jeff McClanahan

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Kansas CC: Commissioner Dwight Keen

State Commissions

“Through our Conservation Division, the Commission regulates the oil and gas industry. Kansas and Oklahoma are the only two states that regulate utilities and the oil and gas industry through the same agency.”
Byline: 

Dwight Keen

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Kansas CC: Commissioner Susan Duffy

State Commissions

“The more routine business items come before the Commission twice weekly. The dockets include oil and gas production regulation, all facets of utility regulation, and commercial trucking regulation.”
Byline: 

Susan Duffy

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Kansas CC: Chair Andrew French

State Commissions

"The Kansas Commission doesn’t use hearing officers or ALJs. We hold our own hearings. By custom, the Chair of the Commission also presides over hearings and at our business meetings."
Byline: 

Andrew French

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A Day at the Kansas Corporation Commission

State Commissions

Conversations with Chair Andrew French, Commissioners Susan Duffy and Dwight Keen, Director of Utilities Jeff McClanahan, Director of Conservation Ryan Hoffman, and Director of Transportation Mike Hoeme.
Byline: 

Lori Burkhart

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I ❤ Regulation

It's Timely to Remind Ourselves Why

Unlike unregulated industries, our companies are remarkably oriented to serve the public good.
Byline: 

Steve Mitnick

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O Canada

On January 19, you’ll want to catch the United States Energy Association’s eighteenth annual “State of the Energy Industry” forum. Such as when the top leader of EPRI chimes in for twenty minutes starting at 9:05 a.m. ET, the top leader of the Nuclear Energy Institute at 9:25 a.m., the top leader of EEI at 10:05 a.m., and the top leader of AGA at 10:25 a.m. Registration, which is free, can be had at usea.org.

And then the next day, this Friday, you’ll want to catch the Energy Council of Canada’s first annual “Canada Energy Update.”