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Kansas Data Center Permits Tracker

Kansas has 18,473 MW of generation and storage requested in the interconnection queue and 1,620 MW of generation planned within 36 months. Every row below links to its primary source.

Last checked Sep 18, 2026

0
Data center & substation permits
of 0 total utility-scale permits tracked here
18,473MW
In the interconnection queue
60 active generation and storage positions
1,620MW
Planned generation
21 EIA-860M generators due within 36 months
#13
of 51 states with anything on record
Ranked by data center & substation permit count

Where the activity is

Ranked by row count. Counts are never mixed with the MW figures above.

Top counties · queue, substation & state air rows

McPherson 3
Butler 2
Dodge City 2
Garden City 2
Garner 2
Hodgeman/Ford 2
Kansas City 2
Kinsley 2

Interconnection queue in Kansas

18,473 MW requested across 60 active generation and storage positions. Withdrawn and in-service rows are left out, matching the national page.

ISOProjectFuelMWStatusSource
SPP GEN-2024-129Labette County Natural gas 910 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2024-249Pottawatomie County Natural gas 721 MW Disis stage
SPP ERAS-2025-008Conway Springs County Natural gas 721 MW Eras
SPP ERAS-2025-006Reno County Natural gas 718 MW Eras
SPP GEN-2020-007Linn & Bates County Solar plus storage 650 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP ERAS-2025-017Garden City County Natural gas 600 MW Eras
SPP GEN-2021-030Linn KS and Bates MO County Solar 510 MW Ia fully executed/on suspension
SPP GEN-2021-070Hodgeman and Ford County Onshore wind 504 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2026-SR30Thomas County County Battery storage 504 MW Special study
SPP GEN-2017-195Johnson County Solar 500 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2021-096Coffey County Solar 500 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2020-057Garner County Battery storage 424 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2020-058Garner County Solar 424 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP ERAS-2025-015Garden City County Solar plus storage 400 MW Eras
SPP GEN-2017-183Hodgeman/Ford County Onshore wind 400 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2017-184Hodgeman/Ford County Solar 400 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2024-125Elk County Solar 400 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2024-067Cloud County Solar 380 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2022-161Butler County Onshore wind 360 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2023-015Finney County County Solar 330 MW Facility study stage
SPP GEN-2021-023Grant County Solar 306 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2016-111McPherson County Onshore wind 302 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2021-006Labette County Battery storage 300 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2021-056Harper and Kingman County Onshore wind 300 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2022-013Bourbon County Solar 300 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2023-099Jackson County Solar 300 MW Ia pending
SPP GEN-2023-107Finney/Kearny County Onshore wind 300 MW Facility study stage
SPP GEN-2024-215Aurora County Solar plus storage 300 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2024-253Leavenworth County Other hybrids 300 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2024-339Lavenworth County Battery storage 300 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2025-SR16Oxford County Battery storage 300 MW Facility study stage
SPP GEN-2026-SR16McPherson County Battery storage 300 MW Special study
SPP GEN-2026-SR28Dodge City County Battery storage 298 MW Special study
SPP GEN-2026-SR9Wright County Battery storage 252 MW Special study
SPP GEN-2024-330Butler County Battery storage 225 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2026-SR17Savonburg County Battery storage 204 MW Special study
SPP GEN-2024-166Sedgwick County Solar plus storage 200 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2026-SR5Wellington County Battery storage 200 MW Special study
SPP GEN-2024-287Crawford County Solar 200 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2024-319Wyandotte County Battery storage 199 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2024-320Wyandotte County Battery storage 199 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2026-SR29Thomas County County Battery storage 197 MW Special study
SPP ERAS-2025-029Kansas City County Battery storage 170 MW Eras
SPP GEN-2026-SR2Cimmaron County Battery storage 166 MW Special study
SPP GEN-2024-205Stafford County Solar plus storage 155 MW Disis stage
SPP ERAS-2025-031Kansas City County Oil 150 MW Eras
SPP ERAS-2025-032St. John County Solar plus storage 150 MW Eras
SPP ERAS-2025-033Dodge City County Solar plus storage 150 MW Eras
SPP GEN-2025-SR3Minneola County Battery storage 150 MW Ia fully executed/on schedule
SPP GEN-2025-SR4Kinsley County Battery storage 150 MW Ia pending
SPP GEN-2026-SR22Oxford County Battery storage 150 MW Special study
SPP GEN-2024-276Shawnee County Battery storage 135 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2024-277Shawnee County Battery storage 135 MW Disis stage
SPP GEN-2024-076Burbon County Solar 130 MW Disis stage
SPP ASGI-2024-020McPherson County Natural gas 124 MW None
SPP GEN-2026-SR24Barber County Battery storage 120 MW Special study
SPP GEN-2026-SR1Garden Plain County Battery storage 100 MW Special study
SPP ERAS-2025-019Kinsley County Solar 80 MW Eras
SPP ASGI-2024-003Morton County Solar 80 MW None
SPP GEN-2026-PR7Brownell County County Onshore wind 40 MW Special study

Planned generation in Kansas

1,620 MW across 21 EIA-860M generators scheduled to enter service within 36 months.

PlantTechnologyMWPlannedStatusSource
Viola Generating StationSumner County Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle 765 MW Jan 2029 Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction
Pioneer Creek Wind, LLCFord County Onshore Wind Turbine 252 MW Mar 2027 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Plum Nellie Wind Farm LLCCloud County Onshore Wind Turbine 202 MW Oct 2027 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
Ninnescah Flats SolarPratt County Solar Photovoltaic 202 MW Dec 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Boot Hill Energy StorageFord County Batteries 75 MW Dec 2028 Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction
Sunflower Sky Energy CenterWilson County Solar Photovoltaic 65 MW May 2027 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
RivertonCherokee County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 14 MW Aug 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
RivertonCherokee County Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine 14 MW Aug 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
WamegoPottawatomie County Petroleum Liquids 3 MW Aug 2026 Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation
WamegoPottawatomie County Petroleum Liquids 3 MW Aug 2026 Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation
WamegoPottawatomie County Petroleum Liquids 3 MW Aug 2026 Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation
Public Works GenerationPottawatomie County Petroleum Liquids 3 MW Aug 2026 Construction complete, but not yet in commercial operation
BellevilleRepublic County Petroleum Liquids 3 MW Jan 2028 Planned for installation, but regulatory approvals not initiated
BellevilleRepublic County Petroleum Liquids 3 MW Dec 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Chanute 1Neosho County Petroleum Liquids 2 MW Nov 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Chanute 1Neosho County Petroleum Liquids 2 MW Nov 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
Chanute 1Neosho County Petroleum Liquids 2 MW Nov 2026 Under construction, more than 50 percent complete
IolaAllen County Petroleum Liquids 2 MW Oct 2026 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
IolaAllen County Petroleum Liquids 2 MW Oct 2026 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
IolaAllen County Petroleum Liquids 2 MW Oct 2026 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete
IolaAllen County Petroleum Liquids 2 MW Oct 2026 Under construction, less than or equal to 50 percent complete

Where Kansas stands

Across the whole tracker, 533 data center and substation permits are on record in 51 states and DC. Kansas accounts for 0 of them, ranking #13 by that count. Ranking measures documented permit activity, not the size of the eventual buildout.

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