Explore the largest solar farms expected to come online in Kansas and see all proposed solar projects on a map.
Last updated: June 2026
On this page, you can explore our database of planned solar farms in Kansas. Each month, we track projects in development and update our list of the largest solar farms expected to come online in Kansas.
As of June 2026, there are 43 solar farms in development in Kansas, according to Cleanview's project tracker. Their total planned capacity is 8,890 MW. See also: operating solar farms in Kansas→
Planned Projects
43
Planned Capacity
8,890 MW
Unique Developers
12
Map of planned solar farms in Kansas. Marker size reflects planned capacity.
500 MW
Expected Online: December 2030
Location: Johnson, Kansas
Developer: NextEra Energy
500 MW
Expected Online: December 2030
Location: Coffey, Kansas
Developer: Hecate Energy
425 MW
Expected Online: September 2028
Location: Garner, Kansas
Developer: Savion
400 MW
Expected Online: January 2029
Location: Hodgeman/Ford, Kansas
Developer: Engie
400 MW
Expected Online: June 2028
Location: Elk, Kansas
380 MW
Expected Online: July 2029
Location: Cloud, Kansas
330 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Finney County, Kansas
Developer: TED Renewables
306 MW
Expected Online: November 2030
Location: Grant, Kansas
Developer: NextEra Energy
300 MW
Expected Online: September 2028
Location: Bourbon, Kansas
Developer: Doral Renewables
330 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Finney County, Kansas
Developer: TED Renewables
130 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Sedgwick, Kansas
Developer: TED Renewables
202 MW
Expected Online: December 2026
Location: Pratt, Kansas
202 MW
Expected Online: December 2026
Location: Sedgwick, Kansas
Developer: NextEra Energy
65 MW
Expected Online: March 2027
Location: Wilson County, Kansas
Developer: Savion
120 MW
Expected Online: April 2027
Location: Sumner, Kansas
Developer: Invenergy
65 MW
Expected Online: May 2027
Location: Wilson, Kansas
175 MW
Expected Online: November 2027
Location: Ellis, Kansas
Developer: ibV Energy Partners
145 MW
Expected Online: November 2027
Location: Edwards, Kansas
Developer: ibV Energy Partners
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