Nevada · 1 industry

Solar projects in Nevada

134 utility solar projects are in development in Nevada, 5 of them under construction, with 68 already operating. 10 counties with 5 or more have a page of their own. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.

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134in development

2pre-construction

5under construction

68operating

40 queued87 financed2 pre-construction5 under construction

By industry

Nevada, industry by industry.

Utility solar in Nevada134 in development · 5 under construction · 68 operating

Breaking ground next

Next to start work in Nevada.

Each industry’s three projects in Nevada most likely to start work next.

Utility solar

Southern Bighorn Solar HybridClark County
Pre-construction · 300 MW · start Sep 2026, permit on file
Builder: in the app
Southern Bighorn Solar 2Clark County
Pre-construction · 100 MW · start Sep 2026, permit on file
Builder: in the app
NV Energy request Company 201Clark County
Financed · 600 MW · est. 2027 Q3
Builder: not yet named

By county

Nevada, county by county.

Counties with 5 or more projects in development, most first. Each has a page with every project in development there.

County	Utility solar	In development	Under construction
Clark County	38	38	2
Nye County	21	21	0
White Pine County	13	13	0
Lander County	11	11	1
Lyon County	11	11	1
Churchill County	9	9	1
Esmeralda County	8	8	0
Humboldt County	7	7	0
Pershing County	6	6	0
Washoe County	6	6	0

Fewer than 5 in development: Mineral County (3), Eureka County (2), Lincoln County (1).

Questions

Nevada, in short.

How many construction projects are in development in Nevada?

134 solar projects are in development in Nevada: 134 utility solar projects. 5 of them are under construction, and 68 more are already operating.

Which counties in Nevada have the most projects in development?

Clark County (38), Nye County (21), White Pine County (13), Lander County (11) and Lyon County (11).

Where does the Nevada data come from?

From public records read daily for each industry (15 sources for utility solar): grid interconnection queues, construction permits, county records, state siting and procurement filings, and satellite imagery. Each value links to its record.