Iola City Council members were given their first glimpse Monday at what it would cost to add solar energy to the citys electric portfolio.
Now its up to the city to determine whether the cost of building its own solar panels or signing up to buy power from a larger solar farm elsewhere in the state would be financially viable.
Brandon Sack, clean energy development manager with Evergy, the name Westar and KCP&L will assume after their merger in the next few months, gave a brief rundown of the costs.
