Renewable Energy in Kansas

50%
Renewable share of generation
2023

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorKansasUnited States
Renewable share of generation5021

National ranking

Kansas ranks #39 of 50 states by renewable share of electricity.

#1South Dakota82%
#2Maine78%
#3Washington75%
#4Oregon59%
#5California54%
#6New Mexico45%
#7Montana44%
#8Oklahoma43%
#9Colorado40%
#10Nevada33%
#11Texas30%
#12Minnesota30%
#13New York30%
#14Utah27%
#15Massachusetts24%
#16Indiana17%
#17North Carolina17%
#18Missouri16%
#19New Hampshire15%
#20Arizona15%
#21Wyoming15%
#22Alaska15%
#23Illinois13%
#24Michigan13%
#25Tennessee13%
#26Georgia13%
#27Connecticut12%
#28Hawaii12%
#29Arkansas12%
#30Wisconsin12%
#31Mississippi12%
#32Alabama12%
#33South Carolina12%
#34West Virginia12%
#35Nebraska12%
#36Maryland12%
#37Iowa12%
#38Idaho12%
#39Kansas12%
#40Virginia11%
#41Rhode Island10%
#42New Jersey9%
#43Florida8%
#44Kentucky8%
#45Delaware6%
#46Ohio5%
#47North Dakota5
#48Pennsylvania4%
#49Louisiana3%
#50Vermont1%

Overview

Renewables, led by wind, supply about half of Kansas' electricity generation. This data point highlights how Kansas compares on renewable energy relative to national benchmarks. Kansas regularly ranks among the top states for wind's share of in-state electricity generation.

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  • Kansas regularly ranks among the top states for wind's share of in-state electricity generation.

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