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Gas is a city in Allen County, Kansas, United States.
Gas, also known as "Gas City", is located in Allen County on U.S. Highway 54. Gas is 2 miles east of Iola, the county seat, approximately 50 miles west of the Missouri border, and 65 miles north of the Oklahoma border.
The Conservation Division of the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) regulates oil and natural gas production in the state per the Kansas Administrative Regulations.
The rate of such tax shall be 8% of the gross value of all oil or gas severed from the earth or water in this state and subject to the tax imposed under this act.
The Utilities Division establishes and regulates rates for public utilities, including electricity, natural gas, liquid, pipeline, and telecommunications. The Division also houses the pipeline safety program, and administers the Kansas Universal Services Fund (KUSF) through a third party administrator.