Evergy, the utility firm in Kansas and Missouri, is on its way to following through with a $2.75 billion infrastructure plan.\nThe company first won approval from Kansas regulators then received approval of regulators in Missouri to build three natural gas plants and two solar projects.\nEvergy announced last year its intent to build the gas plants — two in Kansas and one in Missouri — and the solar plants, one in each state, reported the Kansas Reflector. The company sought pre-approval for the projects through Kansas and Missouri regulators.\nThe Kansas Corporation Commission granted approval in early July.

Evergy to move ahead with $2.75 billion plan approved by Kansas and Missouri regulators

Evergy, a utility firm in Kansas and Missouri, has secured regulatory approval for a $2.75 billion infrastructure plan, including three natural gas plants and two solar projects. The approvals were granted by Kansas and Missouri regulators in early July 2025, following the company's 2024 announcement of the projects.