Project SPP-GEN-2024-139 — Project Summary

Queue ID
SPP-GEN-2024-139
Capacity
250 MW
Technology
Solar
Status
active
Location
Coffey, KS
Region
SPP
Developer
IA Status
System Impact Study

SPP-GEN-2024-139

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250 MW generation in Coffey, KS · In queue since March 2025 · Proposed COD December 2033

BA: SWPPISO/RTO: SPPNERC: SPPRC: SPP

250 MW

Capacity

1

Components

Solar

1y 4m

In Queue

System Impact Study

IA Phase

COD target: 2033

Interconnection

Total Duration

8y 9m

Study Phase

DISIS-2024-001; 03 CENTRAL

Impact Study25%
Queue EntryMar 1, 2025

Interconnection request submitted to ISO/RTO

DISIS StudyCurrent

SPP uses the Definitive Interconnection System Impact Study (DISIS) cluster process.

Typical: 36–48 months (improving)

Interconnection Agreement

Interconnection agreement not yet executed

Typical: 30–60 days (negotiation)

Commercial Operation

Proposed COD: 2033-12-31

About

SPP-GEN-2024-139 is a proposed solar generation project located in Coffey County, Kansas, within the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) region. The project, with a total capacity of 250 MW, is slated to interconnect to the Wolf Creek - Blackberry 345 kV Line. The interconnection request was entered into the SPP queue on March 1, 2025, under service type ER/NR.

The project is currently listed as active in the interconnection queue and is being managed by NEETSW. The technology specified is solar photovoltaic.

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Development Risk

Realization risk before commercial operation — cluster-study clearance, IA timing, counterparty mix, and withdrawal probability vs cohort. The diligence view that determines whether this project is worth pursuing. Powered by InfraSure's development-stage modeling stack.

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P(COD by stated date)
Withdrawal probability vs cohort
IA cluster risk
Project Details

State

KS

County

Coffey

Grid Region

SPP (Southwest Power Pool)

Market

ISO/RTO Member

Developer

Utility

NEETSW

Entity

SPP

Service Type

NRIS/ERIS

Point of Interconnection

Wolf Creek - Blackberry 345 kV Line

Data Source

LBNL + Live

Risk Analytics

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Climate hazards (8+)
Generation variability (P10/P50/P90)
Offtake + transmission counterparty
Generation Forecast

Forward generation outlook — what this project would produce assuming it reaches commercial operation. Probabilistic ranges (P10/P50/P90) across weather, demand, and policy scenarios, conditioned on the proposed COD. Powered by InfraSure's generation modeling stack.

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P50 conditioned on COD
Capacity factor vs cohort
Weather + policy scenarios
Financial Forecast

Forward revenue, DSCR projection, and financing-close risk — conditioned on commercial operation. The bankability view that determines whether the deal clears its covenants once online. Powered by InfraSure's asset cashflow stack.

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Revenue conditioned on COD
Financing close risk
Cohort DSCR comparison
Market Context
Approximate
ISO / RTO
SPP
Trading Hub
SPP North Hub
Hub Confidence
MEDIUM

This project's market context is estimated from its Point of Interconnection. Hub and node assignments are approximate and based on geographic inference from the POI substation name.

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