Establishing limitations for land transactions for wind and solar energy projects and allowing a consumer to revoke such land transaction under the Kansas consumer protection act.

HB 2300 amends Kansas' Consumer Protection Act to add specific rules for wind and solar energy land leases. It defines these transactions as consumer contracts, giving landowners the right to revoke agreements and requiring written consent before sales pitches to vulnerable consumers (like those in hospitals or care facilities). The bill prohibits contract clauses blocking recording of communications or disclosing contract terms to authorities, and restricts door-to-door sales targeting residents of care facilities without verified consent. These changes directly protect landowners from aggressive sales tactics for renewable energy projects.