McPherson County, Nebraska solar, wind and battery storage moratorium

McPherson County has a moratorium in force since June 10, 2026, running to June 10, 2027. It covers solar and wind energy systems and battery storage (also data centers, crypto mining, CO2 facilities, high-voltage transmission).

Updated September 2026

Moratorium

Moratorium in force

Solar and wind energy systems and battery storage (also data centers, crypto mining, CO2 facilities, high-voltage transmission)

Adopted
June 10, 2026
Runs to
June 10, 2027
Checked
September 29, 2026
Nason made a motion to approve and adopt RESOLUTION 2026-11 Imposing a twelve month Moratorium on the acceptance of applications for wind energy systems, solar energy systems, battery energy storage systems

Adopting document

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Nebraska state law

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State siting: Nebraska Power Review Board

New generation needs Power Review Board approval, but privately developed renewable projects are exempt if they file a request with the board before building.

Neb. Rev. Stat. 70-1012, 70-1014.02 (DOE and Berkeley Lab inventory, June 2024). Source

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Common questions

Is there a solar, wind and battery storage moratorium in McPherson County, NE?

McPherson County has a moratorium in force since June 10, 2026, running to June 10, 2027. It covers solar and wind energy systems and battery storage (also data centers, crypto mining, CO2 facilities, high-voltage transmission). Checked against the adopting document on September 29, 2026.