Technological advances, transmission upgrades and numerous investors have unlocked the potential of wind-generated electricity in Kansas, driving down the power's price, creating jobs and helping companies diversify their portfolios. The industry in Kansas has grown from a single wind farm in 2001 to 39 operations today, with eight more under construction, says Kimberly Svaty, the policy director for the Advanced Power Alliance. About 35 percent of the energy produced in Kansas now comes from wind...
