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Item 2. PROPERTIES

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Item 2. PROPERTIES

Generation Resources

Unit Capability (MW) By Owner**(a)**
StationUnit No.LocationYear CompletedFuelEvergy Kansas CentralEvergy MetroEvergy Missouri WestTotal Company GenerationRenewable Purchased PowerTotal Generation and Renewable Purchased Power
Renewable Generation:
Central PlainsKansas2009Wind99——99—99
Flat RidgeKansas2009Wind50——5050(b)100
Western PlainsKansas2017Wind281——281—281
Meridian WayKansas2008Wind————96(b)96
IronwoodKansas2012Wind————168(b)168
Post RockKansas2012Wind————201(b)201
Cedar BluffKansas2015Wind————199(b)199
Kay WindOklahoma2015Wind————200(b)200
Soldier CreekKansas2020Wind————300(b)300
NinnescahKansas2016Wind————208(b)208
Kingman 1Kansas2016Wind————103(b)103
Kingman 2Kansas2016Wind————103(b)103
Rolling MeadowsKansas2010Landfill Gas————6(b)6
Hutch SolarKansas2017Solar————1(b)1
PonderosaOklahoma2020Wind————198(c)198
Cimarron IIKansas2012Wind————131(d)131
Cimarron Bend IIIKansas2020Wind————199(e)199
Spearville 1Kansas2006Wind—101—101—101
Spearville 2Kansas2010Wind—48—48—48
Spearville 3Kansas2012Wind————101(d)101
Gray CountyKansas2001Wind————110(f)110
EnsignKansas2012Wind————99(f)99
WaverlyKansas2016Wind————200(d)200
Slate CreekKansas2015Wind————150(d)150
Rock CreekMissouri2017Wind————300(g)300
OsbornMissouri2016Wind————201(g)201
PrattKansas2018Wind————243(g)243
Greenwood SolarMissouri2016Solar——33—3
Prairie QueenKansas2019Wind————200(g)200
CNPPID (NE) - HydroNebraska1941Hydro————60(d)60
St Joseph LandfillMissouri2012Landfill Gas——22—2
Total Renewable Generation:43014955843,8274,411
Unit Capability (MW) By Owner**(a)**
StationUnit No.LocationYear CompletedFuelEvergy Kansas CentralEvergy MetroEvergy Missouri WestTotal Company GenerationRenewable Purchased PowerTotal Generation and Renewable Purchased Power
Nuclear:
Wolf Creek1(h)Kansas1985Uranium554554—1,108—1,108
Total Nuclear:554554—1,108—1,108
Coal:
Jeffrey Energy CenterKansas
Steam Turbines1-3(h)1978, 1980 &1983Coal2,011—1752,186—2,186
Lawrence Energy CenterKansas
Steam Turbines4 & 51960, 1971Coal485——485—485
La CygneKansas
Steam Turbines1 & 2(h)(i)1973, 1977Coal713713—1,426—1,426
IatanMissouri
Steam Turbines1 & 2(h)1980, 2010Coal—9742841,258—1,258
HawthornMissouri
Steam Turbines5(j)1969Coal—564—564—564
Total Coal:3,2092,2514595,919—5,919
Gas and Oil:
Emporia Energy CenterKansas
Combustion Turbines1 - 72008 - 2009Natural Gas654——654—654
Gordon Evans Energy CenterKansas
Combustion Turbines1 - 32000 - 2001Natural Gas292——292—292
Hutchinson Energy CenterKansas
Combustion Turbines1 - 31974Natural Gas158——158—158
41975Oil58——58—58
Spring Creek Energy CenterOklahoma
Combustion Turbines1 - 42001Natural Gas270——270—270
State LineMissouri
Combined Cycle2-1, 2-2 & 2-3(h)2001Natural Gas200——200—200
HawthornMissouri
Combined Cycle6/92000Natural Gas—225—225—225
Combustion Turbines7 & 82000Natural Gas—153—153—153
Unit Capability (MW) By Owner**(a)**
StationUnit No.LocationYear CompletedFuelEvergy Kansas CentralEvergy MetroEvergy Missouri WestTotal Company GenerationRenewable Purchased PowerTotal Generation and Renewable Purchased Power
Gas and Oil (continued):
West GardnerKansas
Combustion Turbines1 - 42003Natural Gas—313—313—313
OsawatomieKansas
Combustion Turbines12003Natural Gas—75—75—75
Ralph GreenMissouri
Combustion Turbines31981Natural Gas——6969—69
NevadaMissouri
Combustion Turbines11974Oil——1818—18
Lake RoadMissouri
Combustion Turbines1 - 31951, 1958 & 1962Natural Gas——4242—42
5 - 71974, 1989 & 1990Oil——8989—89
Steam Turbines41967Natural Gas——9797—97
NortheastMissouri
Combustion Turbines11 - 181972 - 1977Oil—380—380—380
South HarperMissouri
Combustion Turbines1 - 32005Natural Gas——313313—313
Greenwood Energy CenterMissouri
Combustion Turbines1 - 41975 - 1979Natural Gas——234234—234
Crossroads Energy CenterMississippi
Combustion Turbines1 - 42002Natural Gas——295295—295
Total Gas and Oil1,6321,1461,1573,935—3,935
Total5,8254,1001,62111,5463,82715,373

(a) Capability (except for wind generating facilities) represents estimated 2021 net generating capacity. Capability for wind generating facilities represents the nameplate capacity. Due to the intermittent nature of wind generation, these facilities are associated with a total of 1,802 MW of accredited generating capacity pursuant to SPP reliability standards.

(b) Evergy Kansas Central renewable power purchase agreement.

(c) Evergy Kansas Central and Evergy Metro renewable power purchase agreement.

(d) Evergy Metro renewable power purchase agreement.

(e) Evergy Kansas Central and Evergy Missouri West renewable power purchase agreement.

(f) Evergy Missouri West renewable power purchase agreement.

(g) Evergy Metro and Evergy Missouri West renewable power purchase agreement.

(h) Share of a jointly owned unit.

(i) In 1987, Evergy Kansas South entered into a sale-leaseback transaction involving its 50% interest in the La Cygne Unit 2. Evergy and Evergy Kansas Central consolidate the leasing entity as a variable interest entity (VIE). See Note 19 to the consolidated financial statements for more information.

(j) Although the plant was completed in 1969, a new boiler, air quality control equipment and an uprated turbine were placed in service at the Hawthorn Generating Station in 2001.

Transmission and Distribution Resources

Evergy's electric transmission system interconnects with systems of other utilities for reliability and to permit wholesale transactions with other electricity suppliers. Evergy has approximately 10,100 circuit miles of transmission lines, 39,800 circuit miles of overhead distribution lines and 13,000 circuit miles of underground distribution lines in Missouri and Kansas. Evergy has all material franchise rights necessary to sell electricity within its retail service territory. Evergy's transmission and distribution systems are routinely monitored for adequacy to meet customer needs. Management believes the current system has adequate capacity to serve customers.

General

Evergy's generating plants are located on property owned (or co-owned) by the Evergy Companies, except for certain facilities that are located on easements or are contractually controlled. Evergy's service centers, electric substations and a portion of its transmission and distribution systems are located on property owned or leased by Evergy. Evergy's transmission and distribution systems are for the most part located above or underneath highways, streets, other public places or property owned by others. Evergy believes that it has satisfactory rights to use those places or properties in the form of permits, grants, easements, licenses or franchise rights; however, it has not necessarily undertaken efforts to examine the underlying title to the land upon which the rights rest. Evergy's headquarters are located in leased office space.

Substantially all of the fixed property and franchises of the Evergy Companies, which consist principally of electric generating stations, electric transmission and distribution lines and systems, and buildings (subject to exceptions, reservations and releases), are subject to mortgage indentures pursuant to which bonds have been issued and are outstanding. See Note 13 to the consolidated financial statements for more information.

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