State Overview

Utah

National Solar Capacity Ranking: 16th

National Storage Capacity Ranking: 19th

Updated May 2026

 

Utah State Solar Overview

 

 

 

Utah Major Solar and Storage Projects

SEIA’s Major Solar Projects List is a database of all U.S. ground-mounted solar projects, 1 MW and above, that are either operating, under construction or under development.

Just The Facts

  • Solar Capacity:

    4,724 MWdc

  • Storage Capacity

    800 MWh

  • National Solar Ranking:

    16th (8th in 2025 additions)

  • Enough Solar Installed to Power:

    880,112 homes

  • Percentage of State's Electricity from Solar:

    17.30%

  • Solar Jobs:

    7,905

  • Solar and Storage Companies in State:

    132 (23 Manufacturers, 54 Installers/Developers, 55 Others)

  • Total Solar Investment in State:

    $7.5 billion

  • Growth Projection and Ranking:

    3,065 MW over the next 5 years (ranks 21st)

  • Number of Solar Installations:

    81,496

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Utah State Solar Policy Resources

Utah Energy Storage Policy and Market Overview

The four corner states expect to deploy the largest capacity of energy storage this decade, and Utah is entering the mix. Deregulatory legislation, ambitious utility procurement, and residential incentives are leading the state’s storage growth.

Electric utilities are eager to invest in grid scale battery storage in Utah. The 2016, Sustainable Transportation and Energy Plan Act (SB 115) gives legislative permission to utilities to invest in, set tariffs, and provide incentives for battery storage. In turn, utilities are pursuing ambitious goals to deploy assets. Rocky Mountain Power, the largest electric utility in Utah, set energy storage goals at 7,560 MW by 2032.

Utility-offered incentives are aiding a robust procurement environment spurring growth in the residential and C&I sectors. BTM incentives launched Utah as a leader among residential storage deployments. The state ranked at the top of residential storage deployments in Q1 of 2024, reporting about 7 MWh of new installations.

 

Utah Energy Storage Policy Resources

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