Fueling Kansas
Fueling Kansas with Kansas Strong.
Fueling Kansas explores the issues, innovations and impact of Kansas’ oil and natural gas industry, highlighting how energy production supports local communities, strengthens the state economy and contributes to energy security. The program is led by Warren Martin, executive director of Kansas Strong, and offers insight into the role the industry plays in powering daily life while funding schools, infrastructure and jobs across Kansas.
Diesel Refining and Prices
October 26, 2026
Why is diesel costing so much more than gasoline—and what does it mean for Kansas agriculture, construction and transportation? Warren Martin breaks down the widening price gap, America’s refining capacity challenges, and a proposed plan to bring in Russian diesel. Get the facts behind the rising costs in this episode of Fueling Kansas with Kansas Strong.
Economic Driver
October 19, 2026
What does an $8.66 billion annual economic impact really mean for Kansas? From tax revenue supporting local communities to billions in payroll supporting Kansas families, the oil and natural gas industry plays a major role in our state’s economy. On this episode of Fueling Kansas with Kansas Strong, Warren Martin breaks down the numbers and what they mean for Kansas.
Energy and Poverty
October 12, 2026
Energy is something many of us take for granted, but for millions of people, access to affordable, reliable energy is a daily struggle. On this episode of Fueling Kansas with Kansas Strong, Warren Martin explores the connection between energy and poverty, why it matters here in Kansas, and how our energy choices shape the future.
Supreme Court Arguments
October 05, 2026
All eyes in the oil and gas industry are on the Supreme Court. In this episode of Fueling Kansas with Kansas Strong, Warren Martin tackles the arguments. The Court is hearing a case that could reshape how oil and gas companies face climate-related lawsuits—and impact energy producers and consumers nationwide. What’s at stake? We’ll break it down.
Venezuela Oil Deal
September 28, 2026
Venezuela has the oil. President Trump calls the deal “the biggest oil deal in world history.” So why aren’t we seeing lower energy prices? In this edition of Fueling Kansas, Warren Martin looks at what the Venezuela oil deal really means, why bringing that oil to market could take years—and why it may be a long time before consumers see any impact at the pump.