KDHE issues Sunflower Electric air quality permit

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	KDHE issues Sunflower Electric air quality permit Proposed coal-fire plant drawing fire from environmental groups

TOPEKA – After years of controversy and months of public comments, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment Thursday announced it has issued the air quality permit for the proposed 895 megawatt coal-fired steam generating unit at the Sunflower Electric Power Corporation near Holcomb.

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