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Solar Companies in Kansas

Bywatts lists 24 solar companies in Kansas.

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Top cities: Overland Park (7) · Wichita (5) · Olathe (5) · Lenexa (5) · Manhattan (4) · Salina (3)

Companies by category
Kansas solar companies by categoryDesign & Engineering23Energy Consultants16Operations & Maintenance15Installers & Field Serv…Installers & Field Services14Generation Systems13EPC Firms (Engineering,…EPC Firms (Engineering, Procurement, Construction)13Manufacturers12Microgrid Developers9

How much hail and wind Kansas solar sees

If your company owns or insures solar in Kansas, heat wave is the weather peril most likely to damage the panels, and Bourbon County carries the highest exposure of the 105 rated counties.

See how much hail your panels can take across Kansas counties

Source: FEMA National Risk Index, modeled by Bywatts. Full county ranking and methodology at the link.

All 24 companies in Kansas

CompanyCityWebsite
OlssonManhattanVisit site
Pure Power EngineeringOverland ParkVisit site
Stryten EnergySalinaVisit site
TerraconOlatheVisit site
World4SolarLawrenceVisit site
Artisun SolarOverland ParkVisit site
BHI, COMedicine LodgeVisit site
C&O SalesLenexaVisit site
EM Energy ServicesLeawoodVisit site
Henderson Building SolutionsLenexaVisit site
HuttonGarden CityVisit site
ICMColwichVisit site
LucasE3 USA-Brasil OfficialShawneeVisit site
Mercer ZimmermanOverland ParkVisit site
Micross ComponentsWichitaVisit site
Partner Engineering & Science, Inc.Overland ParkVisit site
Phazebreak CoatingsOlatheVisit site
RavenVolt Inc, An ABM CompanyWichitaVisit site
Renewable Concepts LLCNeodeshaVisit site
Structura MetalLenexaVisit site
Sunbelt SolomonOsage CityVisit site
Tradewind Energy, Inc.LenexaVisit site
Earth Contact ProductsOlatheVisit site
GPRSKansas CityVisit site

Kansas at a glance

Kansas has 115 operating power plants (13.9 GW, led by Coal), 181 named substations, no data centers, 49 solar installers and 24 solar companies on Bywatts; retail electricity sales were 42.0 TWh in 2025 (EIA), up 5.3% over ten years.