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Evergy Kansas Central / Evergy Kansas South (Schedule LLPS)

Large-load tariff for data centers: what is on file, the terms the filings state, and where each fact comes from. Terms a filing does not state are marked, never guessed.

StatusApproved  Last reviewed 2025-11-06
Applies atMonthly maximum demand of 75 MW or more for a new facility, or an expansion of 75 MW or more
What the filing saysKCC-approved Schedule LLPS (Nov 6 2025). Minimum term of 12 years, plus an optional transitional load ramp of up to 5 years. Minimum demand of 80% of contract capacity. Automatic 5-year extensions unless notice is given.

Stated terms

Contract term12 years after the ramp

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Source

Evergy Kansas Central Schedule LLPS, KCC docket 25-EKME-315-TAR (approved Nov 6 2025): https://www.evergy.com/-/media/documents/billing/kansas-central/commercial-and-industrial/ekc_large-load-power-service.pdf

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