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7,530 upcoming projects, followed from land option and grid queue entry through to commercial operation. MWp capacity, capex, EPCs, module and tracker suppliers, and verified developer contacts.

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Upcoming Utility-Scale Solar Projects Worldwide

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What it is

What is the Global Solar Farm Projects Database?

A market intelligence platform tracking utility-scale solar projects worldwide, from the first land option and interconnection request through permitting, design, auction, tendering, construction, energization, and repowering. Every record carries verified investment values, DC and AC capacity, timelines, stakeholders, tenders, and decision-maker contacts.

EPCs, module, inverter and tracker suppliers, and lenders use it to find parks before the auction result, line up supply ahead of procurement, and follow each phase to grid connection.

Find projects first

Coverage begins with land options, interconnection queue positions, environmental scoping and auction pre-qualification lists, read in the local language before a park is announced.

Know every stakeholder

Developer, independent power producer, EPC, balance-of-plant contractor, and module, inverter and tracker suppliers are mapped to each park with verified contacts.

Act at the right stage

Each park carries its stage, from land and grid application through auction award and financing to construction and commercial operation, with an alert when a watched park is awarded or breaks ground.

Prove it before you bid

DC and AC capacity, auction awards and supply contracts are reconciled against two independent sources and cited, with the date each was last verified shown on the record.

Pipeline Preview

10 Largest Upcoming Solar Projects Worldwide

Ranked by announced capex; the full record for each carries its grid queue position, auction or PPA terms, EPC and supply awards, and named developer contacts.

# Project Location Capacity Capex Stage Companies Updated
1 EUR - Euron Solar Power Plant 150 MW Albania 150 MW $40B Planning 2023-12-30
2 Nv Energy - Hot Pot Solar Power Plant: 280 MW Nevada, United States 280 MW $35B Announced 1 2021-06-01
3 WPL - Karratha Solar Power Plant: 500 MW Australia 500 MW $21B Planning 1 2022-02-07
4 HE - Santa Teresa Solar Power Plant: 100 MW New Mexico, United States 100 MW $21B On-going / Under Construction 1 2019-12-19
5 Boralex - Green Corners Solar Power Plant: 120 MW Massachusetts, United States 120 MW $20B Planning 1 2021-03-18
6 CD - Ratts 2 Solar Power Plant: 150 MW Indiana, United States 150 MW $18B Planning 3 2021-10-25
7 Ameren - Montgomery Solar Power Plant: 6 MW Maryland, United States 6 MW $14B Planning 1 2021-06-03
8 RAI Energy - Vikings Solar Power Plant: 100 MW California, United States 100 MW $14B Announced 2 2021-05-05
9 HDE - Olt river 300 MW photovoltaic plant production plant Romania 300 MW $7.3B Planning 1 2022-09-21
10 NTPC REL - Khavda Solar Power Plant 4750 MW Gujarat, India 4,750 MW $7.1B Pre-Construction 1 2023-12-02

Who is building

Top Solar Farm Owners and Developers

The most active owners and developers in the pipeline, ranked by the number of projects they hold, with the stage those projects have reached. Select a company to get its full project list and verified contacts.

Blackridge Research & Consulting tracks 4,141 owners and developers across the solar farm pipeline. The most active is Florida Power & Light Company, with 101 projects.

Top 25 of 4,141 companies

AnnouncedStudy, planning and designAward and constructionOther

Market intelligence

What the Solar Farm Company Data Shows

Blackridge tracks 4,141 owners and developers across the solar farm pipeline. The 25 most active hold 875 projects between them, led by Florida Power & Light Company (101), PVE Development Sp. z o.o. (64) and ABO Wind AG (49).

The five busiest account for 35% of the projects held by the top 25, so the pipeline is spread across a broad field of builders rather than a few dominant ones.

Of the top 25, 12 act as owners only, 1 as developers only and 12 both own and develop.

Across their projects, 26% are already past contract award. Florida Power & Light Company has the most in that phase, with 46 projects at award or under construction.

By capacity, Masdar (Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company) holds the largest position among them, 26 GW across 38 projects.

Full profiles for all 4,141 companies, with their project lists, contract awards and verified contacts, are in the database.

Company questions

Questions About Solar Farm Owners and Developers

Which companies have the most upcoming solar farm projects?

Ranked by the number of upcoming projects they hold as owner or developer, the most active solar farm companies are Florida Power & Light Company (101), PVE Development Sp. z o.o. (64), ABO Wind AG (49), Lightsource BP (47) and Solaria Energia y Medio Ambiente S.A (43). Blackridge tracks 4,141 companies across the pipeline in total.

How many companies are developing solar farm projects worldwide?

Blackridge Research & Consulting tracks 4,141 owners and developers with upcoming solar farm projects. The 25 most active hold 875 projects between them.

Who is the largest solar farm owner or developer?

By number of projects, Florida Power & Light Company is the most active, with 101 upcoming projects as owner. Of these, 46 are past contract award and 55 in study, planning or design. PVE Development Sp. z o.o. follows with 64 projects.

Which solar farm companies have the most projects under construction?

Counting projects at contract award, pre-construction or under construction, the leaders are Florida Power & Light Company (46), Adani Group (Adani) (32) and Azure Power Global Limited (23).

Which solar farm companies both own and develop their projects?

Among the 25 most active, 12 companies act as both owner and developer: ABO Wind AG, Lightsource BP, EDF Renewables, Masdar (Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company), Adani Group (Adani) and Invenergy LLC, among others.

Which solar farm company has the most planned capacity?

Masdar (Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company) holds the largest capacity among the most active companies, 26 GW across 38 projects.

How far along are the leading solar farm companies' projects?

Of the projects held by the 25 most active companies, 26% are already past contract award, and the rest are in study, planning, design or announced.

How many solar farm projects does Florida Power & Light Company have?

Florida Power & Light Company holds 101 upcoming solar farm projects as owner. Of these, 46 are past contract award and 55 in study, planning or design. It ranks #1 of the 4,141 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.

How many solar farm projects does PVE Development Sp. z o.o. have?

PVE Development Sp. z o.o. holds 64 upcoming solar farm projects as owner. All 64 are in study, planning or design. It ranks #2 of the 4,141 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.

How many solar farm projects does ABO Wind AG have?

ABO Wind AG holds 49 upcoming solar farm projects as owner and developer. Of these, 48 are in study, planning or design and 1 announced. It ranks #3 of the 4,141 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.

How many solar farm projects does Lightsource BP have?

Lightsource BP holds 47 upcoming solar farm projects as owner and developer. Of these, 14 are past contract award, 32 in study, planning or design and 1 announced. It ranks #4 of the 4,141 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.

How many solar farm projects does Solaria Energia y Medio Ambiente S.A have?

Solaria Energia y Medio Ambiente S.A holds 43 upcoming solar farm projects as owner. Of these, 1 is past contract award and 42 in study, planning or design. It ranks #5 of the 4,141 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.

Recent intelligence

New Solar Farm Project Developments Worldwide

The latest solar farm project news from around the world: announcements, permits, contract awards, groundbreakings and expansions, published as they are reported.

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Market Intelligence

Upcoming Solar Capacity and Investment by Region

Global Pipeline by Development Stage

Nine stages in four phase families, each cell sized by the number of tracked projects at that stage, running from the earliest signals through to commercial operation.

Stage Projects Capacity CapEx

Project Density by Region

Where the tracked pipeline actually sits. Counts come straight from the live database and are compared against the busiest region, not against a total: the regions overlap, so they are never added together.

Bars are scaled to the busiest region. A project in a country belonging to more than one grouping is counted in each, so these figures are not additive.

Market intelligence

Solar Farm Pipeline by Stage and Region

Of the 7,530 upcoming solar farm projects tracked, 18% are at contract award, pre-construction or under construction, 79% are in study, planning or design and 3% have only been announced. Planning is the largest single stage, with 5,744 projects.

The 1,336 projects past contract award carry $384 billion in capital expenditure and 268 GW of capacity, the part of the pipeline where equipment and construction packages are being let now.

Projects past award average $287 million each, against $181 million for those still in study, planning or design.

Europe holds the most tracked projects, 4,836 or 64% of the pipeline, followed by North America (1,697) and Asia-Pacific (466).

By announced investment, North America leads with $658 billion, while the largest average ticket is in Africa, at $554 million per project.

Construction is furthest along in the Middle East, where 46% of tracked projects are past contract award, compared with 11% in Latin America.

Every project behind these figures, with its stage history, contractors and verified contacts, is in the full database.

FAQ

Questions Solar Farm Teams Ask

About the database

A continuously updated database of utility-scale solar and co-located storage projects in more than 90 countries, covering land options, permitting, grid connection, construction, and energization, researched in local languages with verified developer and EPC contacts.

Coverage and data

More than 90 countries. Coverage is deepest in China, India, the United States, Western Europe, and the Gulf, but the database follows the pipeline into every market where new capacity is being auctioned, including Africa and Central Asia.
Tracked planned capacity runs to hundreds of gigawatts peak across all stages, with the largest single desert complexes now exceeding 4 GWp on their own. The database records DC and AC capacity per project so you can size any market precisely rather than relying on headline estimates.
Yes. Where a project includes storage, the MWh rating, duration, and chemistry are captured on the same record, so hybrid tenders show up in both the solar and the storage view.

Market fundamentals

Panels and land are cheap and fast; transmission is neither. Queue positions in mature markets now run five years or longer, which is why the fastest-moving pipelines sit in markets that can deliver firm evacuation capacity inside a three year window.

Data quality and methodology

DC and AC ratings are captured separately per phase, and capital expenditure is converted to USD with the local-currency figure and conversion date retained. That makes a park in Spain directly comparable to one in Chile.

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