List of power stations in Kansas

This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Kansas, sorted by type and name. In 2022, Kansas had a total summer capacity of 18,427 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 62,197 GWh.^[2] In 2023, the electrical energy generation mix was 46.3% wind, 27.5% coal, 17.4% nuclear, 8.4% natural gas, 0.1% solar, 0.1% biomass, and 0.1% petroleum. Distributed small-scale solar, including customer-owned photovoltaic panels, delivered an additional net 129 GWh to the state's electricity grid in 2023. This is about 50 percent more than the 81 GWh (0.1% share) generated by Kansas's utility-scale solar facilities.^[1]

Sources of Kansas utility-scale electricity generation, full-year 2023:^[1]

  Wind (46.3%)

  Coal (27.5%)

  Nuclear (17.4%)

  Natural gas (8.4%)

  Solar (0.1%)

  Biomass (0.1%)

  Petroleum (0.1%)

Nuclear power stations

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration^[3]

Plant name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Generation type	Year completed	Refs
Wolf Creek Generating Station	Coffey County	38°14′21″N 95°41′23″W	1267.7	Steam turbine	1985	[4]

Fossil-fuel power stations

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration^[3]

Coal

Plant name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Generation type	Year completed	Scheduled retirement	Refs
Holcomb	Finney County	37°55′51″N 100°58′21″W	348.7	Steam turbine	1983	TBD	[5][6]
Jeffrey Energy Center	Pottawatomie County	39°17′11″N 96°07′02″W	2,160	Steam turbine (x3)	1978 (Unit 1 - 720MW) 1980 (Unit 2 - 720MW) 1983 (Unit 3 - 720MW)	TBD (Unit 1) TBD (Unit 2) 2030 (Unit 3)	[7][8][9]
La Cygne	Linn County	38°20′53″N 94°38′44″W	1,599	Steam turbine (x2)	1973 (Unit 1 - 873MW) 1977 (Unit 2 - 726MW)	TBD (Unit 1) TBD (Unit 2)	[10]
Lawrence Energy Center	Douglas County	39°00′26″N 95°16′09″W	517	Steam turbine (x2)	1938 (Unit 1) 1952 (Unit 2 - 38MW) 1955 (Unit 3 - 49MW) 1960 (Unit 4 - 114MW) 1971 (Unit 5 - 403MW)	19?? (Unit 1 - closed) 2000 (Unit 2 - closed) 2015 (Unit 3 - closed) 2028 (Unit 4) 2028 (Unit 5 will change to gas fired)	[11][12][9][13]
Nearman Creek	Wyandotte County	39°10′05″N 94°41′51″W	261	Steam turbine	1981	TBD	[14]

Natural gas

Plant name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Generation type	Year completed	Refs
Anthony	Harper County	37°09′06″N 98°01′52″W	11.1	Reciprocating engine (x3)	1972/1976/1981
Arkalon Ethanol LLC	Seward County	37°06′38″N 100°48′13″W	3.0	Steam turbine	2008
Ashland	Clark County	37°11′38″N 99°45′47″W	1.3	Reciprocating engine (x2)	1953/1974
Augusta Electric Plant No 1	Butler County	37°40′43″N 96°58′19″W	8.5	Reciprocating engine (x5)	1949-1964
Augusta Electric Plant No 2	Butler County	37°41′10″N 96°57′54″W	20.7	Reciprocating engine (x4)	1968-2005
Bonanza BioEnergy LLC	Finney County	37°57′31″N 100°50′10″W	2.0	Steam turbine	2008
Burlingame	Osage County	38°45′18″N 95°50′12″W	4.0	Reciprocating engine (x4)	1963-1980
Burlington	Coffey County	38°11′36″N 95°45′00″W	5.8	Reciprocating engine (x2)	1955/1983
Chanute 2	Neosho County	37°41′43″N 95°27′31″W	64.0	Reciprocating engine (x2), simple cycle	1965 (4MW) 2002 (60MW)
Chanute 3	Neosho County	37°38′15″N 95°28′13″W	20.7	Reciprocating engine (x3)	1985/1986
Cimarron River	Seward County	37°09′40″N 100°45′43″W	65.0	Steam turbine, simple cycle	1963 (50MW) 1968 (15MW)
Clay Center	Clay County	39°22′26″N 97°07′38″W	29.7	Steam turbine (x2), reciprocating engine (x6)	1948/1961 (8.0MW) 1958-2005 (21.7MW)
Clifton	Washington County	39°36′45″N 97°16′40″W	68.0	Simple cycle	1974
CML&P Generating Facility No. 2	Montgomery County	37°05′35″N 95°35′07″W	56.1	Reciprocating engine (x3)	2017
Coffeyville	Montgomery County	37°02′14″N 95°36′46″W	30	Steam turbine	1973
Colby	Thomas County	39°24′11″N 101°02′18″W	16.0	Simple cycle	1970
East 12th Street	Cowley County	37°14′12″N 96°57′45″W	25.8	Steam turbine	1970
El Dorado Refinery	Butler County	37°47′34″N 96°52′38″W	38.9	Simple cycle	1996
Emporia Energy Center	Lyon County	38°26′45″N 96°03′55″W	730.2	Simple cycle (x7)	2008/2009
Fort Dodge	Ford County	37°43′58″N 99°56′59″W	146.7	Steam turbine	1969
Garden City	Finney County	37°58′13″N 100°53′44″W	256.3	Simple cycle (x3), steam turbine	1968-1979 (158.4MW) 1973 (97.9MW)
Gardner Energy Center	Johnson County	38°49′51″N 94°53′25″W	39.2	Simple cycle (x2)	1990
Girard	Crawford County	37°30′28″N 94°50′21″W	10.8	Reciprocating engine (x4)	1955/1962/1997
Goodland	Sherman County	39°20′30″N 101°42′19″W	15.4	Reciprocating engine (x7)	1962-1999
Goodman Energy Center	Ellis County	38°55′49″N 99°21′42″W	103.5	Reciprocating engine (x12)	2008/2016
Gordon Evans Energy Center	Sedgwick County	37°47′25″N 97°31′18″W	288.9	Simple cycle (x3)	2000/2001
Great Bend - Sunflower	Barton County	38°24′36″N 98°52′08″W	81.6	Steam turbine	1963
Hill City	Graham County	39°21′30″N 99°50′30″W	6.9	Reciprocating engine (x6)	1962/1967/1974
Holton	Jackson County	39°28′25″N 95°43′54″W	6.0	Reciprocating engine (x2)	2001
Hoisington	Barton County	38°30′47″N 98°46′29″W	13.0	Reciprocating engine (x3)	1961/1966/1981
Hugoton 2	Stanton County	37°09′51″N 101°20′24″W	0.5	Reciprocating engine	1998
Hutchinson Energy Center	Reno County	38°05′26″N 97°52′29″W	165.2	Simple cycle (x3)	1974
Iola	Allen County	37°55′23″N 95°25′32″W	10.0	Reciprocating engine (x2)	1998/2000
Jameson Energy Center	Finney County	37°57′17″N 100°49′50″W	27.6	Reciprocating engine (x3)	2014
Kaw	Wyandotte County	39°05′12″N 94°39′05″W	165.7	Steam turbine (x3)	1955/1957/1972
Kingman Municipal	Kingman County	37°22′59″N 98°04′13″W	1.4	Reciprocating engine (x6)	1962-1993
McPherson 2	McPherson County	38°21′48″N 97°41′01″W	102.5	Simple cycle (x2)	1973/1979
McPherson 3	McPherson County	38°23′21″N 97°36′40″W	115.6	Simple cycle	1998
Meade	Meade County	37°17′07″N 100°19′57″W	5.1	Reciprocating engine (x4)	1951-1972
Minneapolis, City of	Ottawa County	39°07′10″N 97°42′31″W	6.2	Reciprocating engine (x4)	1955-1972
Nearman Creek	Wyandotte County	39°10′05″N 94°41′51″W	76.0	Simple cycle	2006
Osage City	Osage County	38°38′00″N 95°49′40″W	10.1	Reciprocating engine (x7)	1955/2011
Osawatomie	Miami County	38°31′56″N 94°54′09″W	102.0	Simple cycle	2003
Osborne	Osborne County	39°26′31″N 98°41′25″W	1.7	Reciprocating engine (x3)	1992/1994
Ottawa	Franklin County	38°36′56″N 95°16′47″W	30.7	Reciprocating engine (x4), simple cycle	1958-1981 (19.2MW) 1967 (11.5MW)
Prairie Horizon Agri Energy	Phillips County	39°45′40″N 99°18′21″W	1.7	Steam turbine	2006
Pratt	Pratt County	37°38′09″N 98°44′36″W	13.0	Steam turbine	1965	[15]
Pratt 2	Pratt County	37°38′08″N 98°44′42″W	15.2	Reciprocating engine (x2)	1994/2004	[15]
Riverton	Cherokee County	37°04′21″N 94°41′55″W	300.2	1x1 combined cycle, simple cycle (x2)	2007/2016 (267.6MW) 1988 (32.6MW)
Rubart	Grant County	37°33′31″N 101°05′58″W	120.0	Reciprocating engine (x12)	2014
Russell Downtown	Russell County	38°53′36″N 98°51′25″W	9.4	Reciprocating engine (x3)	1971/1994
Russell Energy Center	Russell County	38°53′59″N 98°50′22″W	15.0	Simple cycle (x2)	2002
Sabetha Power Plant	Nemaha County	39°54′18″N 95°48′12″W	4.1	Reciprocating engine	2001
Sharon Springs, City of	Wallace County	38°53′26″N 101°45′05″W	3.0	Reciprocating engine (x4)	1951-1970
Stockton	Rooks County	39°26′10″N 99°16′40″W	5.0	Reciprocating engine (x5)	1951-1971
Wamego	Pottawatomie County	39°11′57″N 96°18′31″W	15.2	Reciprocating engine (x9)	1956-2016
Wellington 1	Sumner County	37°15′41″N 97°24′21″W	19.5	Steam turbine	1972
Wellington 2	Sumner County	37°16′04″N 97°20′59″W	21.0	Simple cycle	1989
West 14th Street	Cowley County	37°14′07″N 97°00′40″W	11.0	Simple cycle	1962
West Gardner	Osborne County	38°47′15″N 94°59′10″W	408.0	Simple cycle (x4)	2003
Wichita Plant	Sedgwick County	37°34′53″N 97°25′27″W	43.7	Simple cycle	1982

Petroleum

Plant name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Technology	Year completed	Refs
Ashland	Clark County	37°11′38″N 99°45′47″W	3.6	Petroleum liquids[A]	1963/1971/2014
Augusta Electric Plant No 1	Butler County	37°40′43″N 96°58′19″W	3	Petroleum liquids[A]	1929/1939/2016
Baldwin City Plant No 1	Douglas County	38°46′28″N 95°11′12″W	4.2	Petroleum liquids	1965/1970
Baldwin City Plant No 2	Douglas County	38°45′54″N 95°11′34″W	6.4	Petroleum liquids	2004
Belleville	Republic County	39°49′58″N 97°37′55″W	14.3	Petroleum liquids	1955-2007
Beloit	Mitchell County	39°27′28″N 98°06′44″W	16.6	Petroleum liquids	1950-1980
Bird City	Cheyenne County	39°45′29″N 101°31′55″W	4	Petroleum liquids	1965/1966
Burlington	Coffey County	38°11′36″N 95°45′00″W	5.6	Petroleum Liquids[A]	1962/2003/2005
Chanute 3	Neosho County	37°38′15″N 95°28′13″W	11.4	Petroleum liquids[A]	1991
Clifton	Washington County	39°36′45″N 97°16′40″W	2.5	Petroleum liquids[A]	1974
Coffeyville	Montgomery County	37°02′14″N 95°36′46″W	2.5	Petroleum liquids[A]	2007
Colby, City of	Thomas County	39°23′40″N 101°03′30″W	14.7	Petroleum liquids	1958-2019
East 12th Street	Cowley County	37°14′12″N 96°57′45″W	1.6	Petroleum liquids[A]	2002
Ellinwood	Barton County	38°21′16″N 98°35′00″W	7.2	Petroleum liquids	1948-1971
Erie	Neosho County	37°34′00″N 95°14′15″W	4.3	Petroleum liquids	1958/2005
Erie Energy Center	Neosho County	37°34′27″N 95°14′14″W	20	Petroleum liquids	1999
Garnett Municipal	Anderson County	38°16′11″N 95°14′41″W	11.7	Petroleum liquids	1930-2000
Goodland	Sherman County	39°20′30″N 101°42′19″W	0.7	Petroleum liquids[A]	1939
Gordon Evans Energy Center	Sedgwick County	37°47′25″N 97°31′18″W	3	Petroleum liquids[A]	1969
Herington	Dickinson County	38°39′57″N 96°56′57″W	1.6	Petroleum liquids	2001
Hoisington	Barton County	38°30′47″N 98°46′29″W	1.1	Petroleum liquids[A]	1996
Holton	Jackson County	39°28′25″N 95°43′54″W	13.4	Petroleum liquids	1958-1994
Hugoton 2	Stanton County	37°09′51″N 101°20′24″W	16.8	Petroleum liquids[A]	1964-1997
Hutchinson Energy Center	Reno County	38°05′26″N 97°52′29″W	61.4	Petroleum liquids[A]	1975/1983
Iola	Allen County	37°55′23″N 95°25′32″W	14.5	Petroleum liquids	1969-1981
Jetmore	Hodgeman County	38°04′49″N 99°53′37″W	2.5	Petroleum liquids	2015
Johnson	Stanton County	37°34′01″N 101°45′04″W	20	Petroleum liquids	2017
La Crosse	Rush County	38°31′54″N 99°18′30″W	5.5	Petroleum liquids	1962-1975
Larned	Pawnee County	38°10′34″N 99°06′00″W	16.0	Petroleum liquids	1976/2004
Lincoln	Lincoln County	39°02′14″N 98°09′11″W	10	Petroleum liquids	1958-2017
McPherson 2	McPherson County	38°21′48″N 97°41′00″W	102.5	Petroleum liquids[A]	1976
Meade	Meade County	37°17′07″N 100°19′57″W	1.5	Petroleum liquids[A]	1965
Minneapolis, City of	Ottawa County	39°07′10″N 97°42′31″W	1.8	Petroleum liquids[A]	1989
Mulvane 2	Sedgwick County	37°29′27″N 97°13′18″W	8.6	Petroleum liquids	2003
Oberlin	Decatur County	39°49′18″N 100°31′44″W	5.2	Petroleum liquids	1954-1973
Osage City	Osage County	38°38′00″N 95°49′40″W	1.4	Petroleum liquids[A]	2001
Osawatomie City of	Miami County	38°30′06″N 94°57′36″W	6.6	Petroleum liquids	1950-1966
Osawatomie Power Plant North Sub	Miami County	38°30′05″N 94°57′25″W	6	Petroleum liquids	2018
Osawatomie Power Plant South Sub	Miami County	38°29′44″N 94°57′09″W	6	Petroleum liquids	2017
Osborne	Osborne County	39°26′31″N 98°41′25″W	3.2	Petroleum liquids[A]	1957/1963/1967
Oxford	Sumner County	37°16′33″N 97°09′49″W	4.8	Petroleum liquids	1999/2007
Pratt	Pratt County	37°38′09″N 98°44′36″W	1.5	Petroleum liquids[A]	1958	[15]
Quindaro	Wyandotte County	39°08′57″N 94°38′17″W	131.4	Petroleum liquids	1974/1977
Russell Downtown	Russell County	38°53′36″N 98°51′25″W	5	Petroleum liquids[A]	1978/1981
Sabetha Power Plant	Nemaha County	39°54′18″N 95°48′12″W	14.6	Petroleum liquids[A]	1947-1992
St Francis	Cheyenne County	39°46′15″N 101°48′36″W	5.1	Petroleum liquids	1953/1964/1972
St John	Stafford County	37°59′43″N 98°45′37″W	5.0	Petroleum liquids	1965/1982/2002
Sharpe	Coffey County	38°16′30″N 95°41′02″W	20	Petroleum liquids	2002
Stafford	Stafford County	37°57′22″N 98°35′57″W	2.5	Petroleum liquids	1973/1983
Sterling	Rice County	38°12′51″N 98°12′26″W	10.3	Petroleum liquids	1950/2002
Thunderbird Generator (Tbird)	Lyon County	38°28′08″N 96°15′13″W	1.0	Petroleum liquids	2019
Washington	Washington County	39°43′50″N 96°58′46″W	8.9	Petroleum liquids	1953-1986
Waste Water Plant Generator	Cowley County	37°13′40″N 96°59′23″W	1.6	Petroleum liquids	1993
Wellington 1	Sumner County	37°15′41″N 97°24′21″W	4	Petroleum liquids[A]	2004

^A Multi-fuel plant, listed is "total net summer capacity" by source.

Renewable power stations

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration^[3]

Biomass

Plant name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Fuel	Generation type	Year opened	Refs
East Kansas Agri-Energy	Anderson County	38°16′21″N 95°14′25″W	2.0	Biofuel/ethanol	Steam turbine	2005	[16]
Oak Grove Power Producers	Crawford County	37°37′47″N 94°38′29″W	3.6	Landfill gas	Reciprocating engine (x2)	2010/2013	[17]
Waste Management Rolling Meadows LFGTE	Shawnee County	39°10′29″N 95°43′52″W	5.6	Landfill gas	Reciprocating engine (x7)	2010	[18]

Geothermal

There were no utility-scale geothermal power facilities in the state of Kansas in 2019.

Hydroelectric

See also: List of dams and reservoirs in Kansas

Plant name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Number of turbines	Year opened	Refs
Kansas River Project (Bowersock Mills)	Douglas County	38°58′26″N 95°14′06″W	7.0	11	1920-1925/2012	[19]

Solar

See also: Solar power in Kansas

Plant	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MWAC)	Year opened	Technology	Refs
BEC Leonardville Solar Farm	Riley County	39°21′43″N 96°55′36″W	0.750	2023	Photovoltaic
BEC St. George Solar Farm	Pottawatomie County	39°14′02″N 96°27′20″W	1.0	2023	Photovoltaic
BPU Solar Farm	Wyandotte County	39°09′59″N 94°41′49″W	1.0	2017	Photovoltaic
City of Pratt Solar	Pratt County	37°42′38″N 98°43′15″W	6.0	2019	Photovoltaic	[15][20]
Johnson Corner Solar 1	Stanton County	37°32′56″N 101°47′46″W	20.0	2020	Photovoltaic	[21]
Midwest Energy Community Solar Array	Thomas County	39°24′25″N 101°02′22″W	1.0	2015	Photovoltaic
Prairie Sky Solar Farm	Butler County	37°45′06″N 97°04′28″W	1.0	2017	Photovoltaic
Westar Cities Solar	Reno County	38°01′10″N 97°58′31″W	1.2	2017	Photovoltaic	[22]

Wind

See also: Wind power in Kansas

Additional data reported by the United States Wind Turbine Database^[23]

Plant	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Number of turbines	Year opened	Refs
Alexander Wind Farm	Rush County	38°25′29″N 99°30′27″W	50.7	21	2015
Buckeye Wind Energy Center	Ellis County	39°00′14″N 99°24′51″W	205.7	112	2015
Buffalo Dunes Wind Project	Thomas County	37°37′15″N 101°04′34″W	249.8	135	2013
Caney River Wind Project	Elk County	37°27′36″N 96°25′12″W	200.0	111	2011
Cedar Bluff Wind	Ness County	38°41′51″N 99°43′45″W	198.6	111	2015
Central Plains Wind Farm	Wichita County	38°30′12″N 101°09′41″W	99.0	33	2009
Cimarron Bend Wind Farm (I, II & III)	Clark County	37°21′18″N 99°59′28″W	599.0	274	2016/2017/ 2020
Cimarron Wind (I&II)	Gray County	37°52′26″N 100°16′49″W	296.6	129	2012
Cloud County Wind Farm	Cloud County	39°26′15″N 97°39′52″W	201.0	67	2008
CP Bloom Wind	Ford County	37°29′11″N 99°55′29″W	178.2	54	2017
Diamond Vista Wind Project	Marion County	38°33′56″N 97°02′26″W	299.3	95	2019	[24]
Elk River Wind	Butler County	37°34′47″N 96°33′01″W	150.0	100	2005
Ensign Wind	Gray County	37°36′52″N 100°16′43″W	98.9	43	2012
Flat Ridge Wind Farm (I&II)	Barber County Kingman County	37°21′59″N 98°15′40″W	570.1	344	2009/2012
Fort Hays State University Wind Farm	Ellis County	38°52′27″N 99°24′19″W	4.0	2	2013
Gray County Wind Energy	Gray County	37°36′48″N 100°22′42″W	112.0	170	2001
Greensburg	Kiowa County	37°33′00″N 99°20′40″W	12.5	10	2010
Ironwood Wind	Ford County	37°49′06″N 99°46′31″W	167.9	73	2012
Kingman Wind	Pratt County	37°35′12″N 98°34′45″W	214.8	120	2016
Marshall Wind Farm	Marshall County	39°42′04″N 96°21′39″W	73.8	36	2016
Ninnescah Wind Energy	Pratt County	37°35′12″N 98°34′45″W	208.3	121	2016
Post Rock Wind Power Project	Ellsworth County	38°50′30″N 98°17′58″W	201.0	134	2012
Prairie Queen Wind Farm	Allen County	37°58′44″N 95°13′28″W	199.3	75	2019	[25]
Pratt Wind	Pratt County	37°33′00″N 98°48′00″W	243.5	88	2018	[26]
Shooting Star	Kiowa County	37°31′08″N 99°26′47″W	104.0	65	2012
Slate Creek Wind Project	Sumner County	37°06′53″N 97°14′15″W	150.0	75	2015
Smoky Hills Wind Farm (I&II)	Lincoln County	38°52′48″N 98°09′37″W	249.3	155	2008
Solomon Forks Wind Project	Thomas County	39°18′22″N 101°04′28″W	275.6	105	2019	[27]
Spearville (I, II & III)	Ford County	37°51′51″N 99°45′10″W	256.5	162	2006/2010/ 2012
Waverly Wind Farm	Coffey County	38°15′25″N 95°48′51″W	199.0	95	2016
Western Plains Wind Farm	Ford County	37°51′17″N 99°40′47″W	280.6	122	2017	[28]

Storage power stations

Data reported by U.S. Energy Information Administration^[3]

Battery storage

There were no utility-scale battery storage facilities in the state of Kansas in 2019.

Pumped storage

There were no utility-scale pumped storage facilities in the state of Kansas in 2019.

See also

• Energy portal
• United States portal
• Kansas portal

• List of power stations in the United States
• List of wind farms in the United States

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