Substations in Kansas

Bywatts lists 181 named substations in Kansas.

640 additional unnamed substations in Kansas appear on the map only.

181Named

181Shown

821Total (incl. unnamed)

Weather peril risk for Kansas sites

105 Kansas counties carry a FEMA National Risk Index hazard profile, and heat wave is the leading peril in 37 of them. Bourbon County ranks highest for modeled catastrophe exposure.

See the full Kansas county weather risk ranking

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

All 181 named substations in Kansas

Substation	Voltage class
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	·
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	100-229 kV
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	·
TAP	31-99 kV
TAP	100-229 kV

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.