KS HB2664

Creates the "private energy campus and industrial host-site generation act" allowing private campuses to sell electricity and provide ancillary services to industrial facilities and data centers located on contiguous private property without public utility regulation

Defines "private energy campus" as facilities on a single site owned by a common owner, developed to serve energy needs of private industrial or data center enterprises using on-site generation and storage, excluding residential/small commercial service

Authorizes electric utilities to voluntarily enter interconnection agreements with private energy campuses for standby/emergency services and energy exports to the grid, with State Corporation Commission approval required for regulated utilities

Prohibits private energy campuses from selling electricity outside their physical boundaries or across public rights-of-way, and exempts them from parallel generation and net metering requirements

Amends definitions of "public utility," "retail electric supplier," "distributed energy system," and "customer-generator" in existing Kansas statutes to exclude private energy campus operations from regulatory jurisdiction