Tennessee · 2 industries

Solar and battery storage projects in Tennessee

6 utility solar and 1 battery storage projects are in development in Tennessee, 5 of them under construction, with 55 already operating. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.

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7in development

1of them pre-construction

5of them under construction

55operating

1 permitted1 pre-construction5 under construction

By industry

Tennessee, industry by industry.

Utility solar in Tennessee6 in development4 under construction54 operating

Battery storage in Tennessee1 in development1 under construction1 operating

Breaking ground next

Next to start work in Tennessee.

Up to three projects per industry in Tennessee, closest to breaking ground first.

Utility solar

SR CopelandCumberland County
Pre-construction · 110 MW · permit filed Sep 2026
Builder: in the app
SR DurhamvilleHaywood County
Permitted · 66 MW · start est. 2026 Q3
Builder: not yet named
SR TullahomaMoore County
Under construction · 200 MW · start est. 2025 Q3
Builder: not yet named

Battery storage

Vonore Battery Energy Storage SystemMonroe County
Under construction · 20 MW · permit filed Apr 2022
Builder: not yet named

By county

Tennessee, county by county.

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

No county in Tennessee has 5 projects in development yet.

Fewer than 5 in development: Cumberland County (1), Hardeman County (1), Haywood County (1), Henry County (1), Madison County (1), Monroe County (1), Moore County (1).

Questions

Tennessee, in short.

How many construction projects are in development in Tennessee?

7 solar and battery storage projects are in development in Tennessee: 6 utility solar and 1 battery storage projects. 5 of them are under construction, and 55 more are already operating.

Which counties in Tennessee have the most projects in development?

Cumberland County (1), Hardeman County (1), Haywood County (1), Henry County (1) and Madison County (1).

Where does the Tennessee data come from?

From public records read daily for each industry (12 sources for utility solar and 9 sources for battery storage): grid interconnection queues, construction permits, county records, state siting and procurement filings, and satellite imagery. Each value links to its record.