69 public E85 stations in Kansas, led by Wichita, Lawrence, Ulysses. Search the map by address or ZIP.
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Kansas sits at the western edge of the corn belt, offering 69 E85 stations concentrated primarily in the eastern half of the state. This geographic position creates a natural tapering of ethanol infrastructure.
Kansas offers a unique feedstock advantage: as the nation's leading grain sorghum producer, ethanol plants can use corn or sorghum interchangeably. Plants are strategically located near cattle feedlots for efficient distillers grains delivery.
The state's 11 ethanol plants produce 500-610 million gallons annually, ranking Kansas 10th nationally. Key facilities include Arkalon Energy in Liberal (~110 MGY), Kansas Ethanol LLC in Lyons (80 MGY), and East Kansas Agri-Energy in Garnett (47 MGY).
Kansas provides meaningful E85 support: E85 is taxed at $0.17/gallon versus $0.24 for conventional fuel—a 7-cent advantage. Retailers can receive up to $0.065/gallon for renewable fuel sales.
The Kansas City metro area provides the strongest concentration, followed by Wichita and Topeka. Casey's General Stores maintains strong presence in smaller communities. QuikTrip dominates the Wichita market, and Dillons fuel centers offer E85 at multiple locations.
Coverage drops dramatically west of Salina. Western Kansas has very limited E85 infrastructure. I-35 has good coverage in Kansas City metro, while I-70 has moderate availability concentrated in eastern Kansas.
E85 pricing in Kansas can be exceptionally competitive—prices representing 30-40% discounts versus regular gasoline have been reported.
Eastern Kansas (Kansas City to Topeka to Wichita) offers reasonable E85 access. Western Kansas requires planning—expect to use regular gasoline west of Salina. For I-70 travelers, E85 becomes easier to find heading east into Missouri.
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E85 pricing in Kansas can be exceptionally competitive—prices representing 30-40% discounts versus regular gasoline have been reported. Across Kansas's 69 public E85 stations, actual savings vary by retailer and regional transport costs. Remember to adjust for E85's roughly 25–27% lower fuel economy when calculating cost per mile.
Kansas has 69 public E85 stations as of September 2026, according to the U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center. The most are in Wichita (6), Lawrence (3) and Ulysses (2). Those 3 cities hold only about 16% of the total — the rest are spread across smaller towns and highway stops.
The Kansas City metro area provides the strongest concentration, followed by Wichita and Topeka. Casey's General Stores maintains strong presence in smaller communities. QuikTrip dominates the Wichita market, and Dillons fuel centers offer E85 at multiple locations. For live station data, scroll up to the interactive map or plan a route through Kansas.
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