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KSNeosho CountyUtility-scale6,000 kWMay 1, 2026Today's Power Inc.View →
KSFord CountyUtility-scale150,000 kWFeb 1, 2026Alluvial Power (Sunflower Electric Power Corporation)View →
KSBarber CountyUtility-scale189,000 kWMay 1, 2025InvenergyView →
KSRussell CountyUtility-scale20,000 kWMar 1, 2025Sunflower Electric Power CorporationView →
KSRiley CountyUtility-scale2,100 kWMar 1, 2025—View →
KSRiley CountyUtility-scale1,000 kWJan 1, 2025—View →
Osage City, KSOsage CountyUtility-scale2,140 kWDec 1, 2024—View →
Osawatomie, KSMiami CountyUtility-scale6,420 kWDec 1, 2024—View →
KSMorton County CountyCommercial595 kWApr 1, 2024—View →
KSDecatur County CountyUtility-scale1,700 kWApr 1, 2024—View →
KSDecatur County CountyCommercial735 kWApr 1, 2024—View →
Fredonia, KSWilson CountyUtility-scale2,000 kWJan 1, 2024—View →
Sedan, KSChautauqua CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWNov 1, 2023—View →
Solomon, KSDickinson CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2023—View →
Topeka, KSShawnee CountyUtility-scale2,100 kWJan 1, 2023—View →
Silver Lake, KSShawnee CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWJan 1, 2023—View →
Lecompton, KSDouglas CountyUtility-scale1,700 kWJan 1, 2023—View →
KSGray County CountyUtility-scale3,448 kWOct 1, 2022—View →
KSRiley County CountyUtility-scale1,028 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
KSSeward County CountyUtility-scale6,145 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
KSJohnson County CountyCommercial553 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Coldwater, KSComanche CountyUtility-scale2,800 kWApr 1, 2022—View →
Pratt, KSPratt CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWApr 1, 2022—View →
Fort Riley, KSRiley CountyUtility-scale1,800 kWJan 1, 2022—View →
Beloit, KSMitchell CountyUtility-scale2,600 kWJan 1, 2022—View →
St. George, KSPottawatomie CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWJun 1, 2021—View →
Greensburg, KSKiowa CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWJun 1, 2021—View →
Newton, KSHarvey CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
Oskaloosa, KSJefferson CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
Girard, KSCrawford CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
Colwich, KSSedgwick CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
Junction City, KSGeary CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
Fredonia, KSWilson CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
Huntsville, KSReno CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
Lindsborg, KSMcPherson CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
Mound Valley, KSLabette CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
Chanute, KSNeosho CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWMay 1, 2021—View →
KSLeavenworth County CountyCommercial653 kWJan 1, 2021—View →
KSGrant County CountyUtility-scale87,501 kWJan 1, 2021—View →
Burns, KSButler CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWJan 1, 2021—View →
Cheney, KSSedgwick CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWJan 1, 2021—View →
Emporia, KSLyon CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWJan 1, 2021—View →
KSMcPherson County CountyUtility-scale7,746 kWJan 1, 2020—View →
Johnson City, KSStanton CountyUtility-scale27,500 kWJan 1, 2020—View →
KSButler County CountyCommercial810 kWJul 1, 2019—View →
KSDouglas County CountyCommercial812 kWApr 1, 2019—View →
Pratt, KSPratt CountyUtility-scale7,700 kWJan 1, 2019—View →
KSShawnee County CountyCommercial587 kWOct 1, 2017—View →
KSFinney County CountyCommercial578 kWOct 1, 2017—View →
Andover, KSButler CountyUtility-scale1,400 kWJan 1, 2017—View →
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Compiled from LBNL Tracking the Sun, state incentive programs and permit data. Coverage varies by jurisdiction — see each state page for completeness notes.