Evergy gets partial approval for transmission line through south central Kansas.

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    "url": "https://www.kwch.com/2026/05/13/evergy-gets-partial-approval-transmission-line-through-south-central-kansas",
    "title": "Evergy gets partial approval for transmission line through south central Kansas.",
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    "excerpt": "Evergy gets partial approval for transmission line through south central Kansas.\n\nPublished: May 12, 2026 at 7:58 PM PDT\n\nWICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Utility regulators in Kansas have handed a win to landowners in the south central region.\n\nThe Kansas Corporation Commission voted unanimously on Tuesday to approve part of Evergy's proposed construction of a 133-mile transmission line. However, Evergy will have to reconsider a portion of the line.\n\nThe line will begin near Garden Plain and end near Delaware, Okla. The KCC determined that the route from Garden Plain to where the crosses US-77 in Cowley County is reasonable, and it was approved.\n\nThere was insufficient evidence to determine if the route for the proposed line east of US-77 to the Oklahoma border was reasonable. That portion of the line was not approved.\n\nLandowners in the area were concerned about the size and impact of the project. Evergy said the line will send electricity to Kansas and provide benefits to Evergy customers.\n\nThe proposed line would go through western Sedgwick, Sumner, Cowley and Chautauqua counties.\n\nFollowing the ruling, Evergy provided the following statement:\n\n\"Evergy appreciates the Commission's decision regarding the Buffalo Flats transmission line. This was a difficult case that impacts electricity reliability and affordability for all of our Kansas customers, as well as landowners and oil/gas...",
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