Wild Plains Energy Center II
Wild Plains Energy Center II
About the Project
Wild Plains Energy Center II is an energy project proposed for Sumner County, Kansas, with a planned capacity of up to 200 megawatts of energy. This project represents a significant investment in Kansas’s future—creating good-paying jobs and generating millions of dollars in new revenue for the community, pending all necessary permits and approvals.
Wild Plains Energy Center II is a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, America’s largest builder of energy infrastructure. NextEra Energy Resources leverages all forms of energy across renewables, battery energy storage systems, natural gas, nuclear and other critical energy infrastructure. The company is advancing America’s energy future with the largest and most diverse portfolio of power generation and infrastructure solutions.
Economic Benefits
*Estimated over first 30 years of the project. All figures are estimated and subject to change.
Millions
in Landowner Payments*
Millions
in Tax Revenue*
Hundreds of
Construction Jobs

Benefits of Our Energy Investments
NextEra Energy Resources has been investing in Kansas since 2003. Our subsidiaries own and operate 12 wind energy centers and two transmission facilities across the state. We also have four wind, eight solar and 11 battery energy storage projects in development. See how energy fuels long-term economic growth and enhances quality of life in your community.
Local Commitment
We're committed to building strong relationships and supporting the communities our projects call home.
At every stage of developing an energy center, from siting to construction to operations, we strive to:
| Establish a cooperative relationship with the community.
| Listen to our neighbors.
| Share information.
| Ensure that our proposal fits the interests and priorities of the community.
Learn how the Wild Plains Energy Center II project can support your community long-term.
Tax Revenue
The project will generate millions of dollars in additional tax revenue over its lifespan for the county and state.
Energy Independence
Generating American energy in the United States helps reduce our reliance on energy from foreign countries and drives economic growth in America.
Privately Funded
Wild Plains Energy Center II will be privately funded, representing our investment in Kansas.
Powering America
Wild Plains Energy Center II is helping power America’s future —harnessing American energy to drive economic growth, create jobs and reduce our dependence on foreign oil. By capturing the power of the wind right here in Kansas, this project strengthens our nation’s energy independence.
