Explore the largest solar farms expected to come online in the US and see all proposed solar projects on a map.
Last updated: August 2026
On this page, you can explore our database of planned solar farms in the US. Each month, we track projects in development and update our list of the largest solar farms expected to come online in the US.
As of August 2026, there are 3536 solar farms in development in the US, according to Cleanview's project tracker. Their total planned capacity is 586,744 MW. See also: operating solar farms in the US→
Planned Projects
3,536
Planned Capacity
586,744 MW
Unique Developers
318
Map of planned solar farms across the United States. Marker size reflects planned capacity.
2,256 MW
Expected Online: October 2027
Location: La Paz, Arizona
Developer: Hanwha Group
1,420 MW
Expected Online: December 2026
Location: Kern, California
1,200 MW
Expected Online: November 2028
Location: Scurry, Texas
1,200 MW
Expected Online: December 2029
Location: Lee, Illinois
Developer: Hexagon Energy
1,200 MW
Expected Online: August 2027
Location: Wayne, Georgia
Developer: BrightNight
1,200 MW
Expected Online: December 2027
Location: Morrow, Oregon
Developer: Pine Gate Renewables
1,200 MW
Expected Online: December 2025
Location: Lee, Illinois
1,200 MW
Expected Online: TBD
Location: Lee, Illinois
1,182 MW
Expected Online: December 2028
Location: Portage, Wisconsin
Developer: Doral Renewables
550 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Maricopa, Arizona
Developer: Copia Power
500 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Kern, California
Developer: Avantus
469 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Lamar, Texas
Developer: Orsted
397 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Refugio, Texas
Developer: J-Power USA
394 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Refugio, Texas
Developer: J-Power USA
330 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Finney County, Kansas
Developer: TED Renewables
325 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Calcasieu, Louisiana
Developer: Aypa Power
318 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Lamar, Texas
Developer: Invenergy
300 MW
Expected Online: September 2026
Location: Lamar, Texas
Developer: Invenergy