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National Solar Capacity Ranking: 27th
Updated March 2026
Connecticut is one of the fastest growing of the smaller states in the solar industry.
2,062 MW
27th (26th in 2025 additions)
302,649 homes
5.53%
2,394
156 (31 Manufacturers, 59 Installers/Developers, 66 Others)
$5.4 billion
814 MW over the next 5 years (ranks 41st)
119,502
Connecticut General Assembly – Track pending legislation affecting solar energy, locate and contact individual legislators, and stay up to date on current legislative issues in Connecticut
Connecticut Solar Panels Overview – Learn about the history of solar policy in Connecticut, along with up-to-date pricing information on EnergySage
DSIRE Incentives DataBase Connecticut – Search a public clearinghouse for specific solar energy incentives in Connecticut and across the United States
Solar Panel Cost in Connecticut – Learn about the history of solar policy in Connecticut, along with up-to-date pricing information on EnergySage
Solar Rebates & Incentives in Connecticut – Check out EnergySage’s list of key solar incentives in Connecticut to see what programs you can benefit from
US Energy Information Administration- Connecticut State Profile – Explore official energy statistics, including data on electricity supply and demand, from the U.S. government
Connecticut Energy Storage Policy and Market Overview
The energy storage market in Connecticut is steadily expanding. A robust incentive framework is leading deployment and can serve as a template for grid services adoption across the country.
Connecticut is one of twelve states with an energy storage procurement target, set at 1,000 MW by 2030. State regulators are employing a deployment methodology dedicated to distributing procurement across a variety of sectors. The state had mandated a sub target carveout of 580 MW BTM.
The statewide incentive program, Energy Storage Solutions, is an active vehicle for investing in BTM deployments. The program divides incentives into two 290 MW buckets for both Residential and C&I customers (An Act Concerning Energy Storage). As of 2024, the incentive programs awarded over 200 MW of storage and have 1.85 MW in service.
A robust and successful statewide incentive framework is leading energy storage progress in Connecticut and robust Residential and C&I storage opportunities will aid procurement attainment.
Connecticut Energy Storage Policy Resources