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Kansas C-PACE status and requirements

Kansas — C-PACE status brief

This is a status and requirements brief, not a verified active financing offer. No active Kansas C-PACE program was verified; current policy tracking marks PACE not enacted. Policy dashboard.

Local evidence first. Financing availability is not assumed.

Current status

History: two proposals, neither an operating program

  • 2021–2022 HB2320, styled the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Act, died in committee May 23, 2022. Kansas Legislature.
  • 2023–2024 HB2320, styled the Commercial Property Assessed Capital Enhancement Act, also died in committee. The official final action report gives April 30, 2024. The reused bill number is a separate session proposal, not a continuation proving enactment. Official bill archive, 2024 final actions, p.197.

The latter proposal contemplated a Department of Commerce-designated/established board. Do not present that proposed board as an existing administrator. The official fiscal note is expressly conditional on passage. March 1, 2023 fiscal note.

Administration and deal rules

No appointed Kansas C-PACE administrator, adopting local jurisdiction, launch or live program intake was verified. Consequently no current Kansas-specific property eligibility, consent, assessment lien/transfer rules or transaction process is asserted. Draft-bill terms are history only. No Kansas C-PACE financing amount, rate or savings promise should be offered on this evidence.

Known projects and a geographic trap

No verified Kansas-state C-PACE project was found. Patmos's $100 million January 2026 C-PACE loan is in Kansas City, Missouri, not Kansas. It belongs on Missouri's page. The lender identifies the Missouri location and says financing supports continued data-center development; this is debt, not a grant or proof of full construction completion. Lender announcement.

VERADUCT next steps and exact gap

Keep Kansas in policy-watch coverage with the two failed proposals clearly labeled. Before declaring newly available, verify any subsequent 2025–2026 enactment, effective date, implementing bodies, live intake and closing evidence. This review located no such newer authority; absence of a search result is not an exhaustive legal search. A future financing proposal must start with legal/program availability, not borrowing rules from Missouri.

Local applicability, resilience and code-verification gap

No operating C-PACE adopting city/county was verified, so no local C-PACE eligibility, hazard-hardening schedule or permitting pathway can responsibly be advertised. Flood, wind, extreme-temperature or other exposure is not proof of financing eligibility. Ordinary building, zoning, floodplain, mechanical and electrical requirements must be checked with the authority governing the actual parcel independently of financing. This review did not establish a current parcel-specific code edition or hazard design criterion; do not import another state's rules. A future program claim requires an enacted authority or validated local legal basis, adopting instrument, current administrator/manual and live intake before mapping measures to that jurisdiction.

Additional verification limits

Items requiring further confirmation: Direct 2025-2026 law check; distinguish Missouri projects.

Continue your project research

Compare the national C-PACE financing structure; Organize state and local project requirements; Prepare a commercial-building improvement scope. This page provides guidance only; it does not accept an application or submit information to a provider.

References

  1. www.climatepolicydashboard.org (n.d.) Policy dashboard. Available at: https://www.climatepolicydashboard.org/policies/buildings-efficiency/pace (Accessed: 2026-10-28 UTC). Specialist secondary status cross-check; absence is not independently exhaustive legal proof.
  2. kslegislature.gov (n.d.) Kansas Legislature. Available at: https://kslegislature.gov/li_2022/b2021_22/measures/hb2320/ (Accessed: 2026-10-28 UTC). Transferred source review; current parcel, transaction and outcome limits are stated in the guide. Not a new integrator retrieval.
  3. www.kslegislature.gov (n.d.) Official bill archive. Available at: https://www.kslegislature.gov/b2023_24/bills/HB2320/ (Accessed: 2026-10-28 UTC). Transferred source review; current parcel, transaction and outcome limits are stated in the guide. Not a new integrator retrieval.
  4. kslegislature.gov (n.d.) 2024 final actions, p.197. Available at: https://kslegislature.gov/li_2024/documents/2024_senate_house_actions_subject_index_07182024.pdf (Accessed: 2026-10-28 UTC). Transferred source review; current parcel, transaction and outcome limits are stated in the guide. Not a new integrator retrieval.
  5. www.kslegislature.gov (n.d.) March 1, 2023 fiscal note. Available at: https://www.kslegislature.gov/b2023_24/documents/view-leg/?apn=b2023_24%2Fds_docs_li%2Ffisc_note_hb2320_00_0000%2Ffisc_note_hb2320_00_0000.pdf (Accessed: 2026-10-28 UTC). Transferred source review; current parcel, transaction and outcome limits are stated in the guide. Not a new integrator retrieval.
  6. paceloangroup.com (n.d.) Lender announcement. Available at: https://paceloangroup.com/blog/news/patmos-secures-100m-in-c-pace-to-complete-data-center-in-kansas-city (Accessed: 2026-10-28 UTC). Transferred source review; current parcel, transaction and outcome limits are stated in the guide. Not a new integrator retrieval.

Written by VERADUCT Editorial. Herve Drompt, VERADUCT Owner — publication authorized; not professional or legal review. Page version 1.0.1. Publication authorization is not professional, legal or scientific peer review.