List of photovoltaic power stations in planning or under construction

The following is a list of photovoltaic power stations in planning or under construction that are larger than 100 megawatts (MW) in capacity. This list was split from its source article, List of photovoltaic power stations.

Total completed global solar capacity reached 231 gigawatts (GW) in 2015.[1] Growth of new solar deployment continues to advance, and the global pipeline of planned or under construction solar PV has now surpassed 200 GW.[2]

Newly planned or under construction solar PV is distributed globally, with the United States and China currently leading planned deployments by volume.[3] India also seeks a leadership role in planned deployments, under the energy policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with a stated goal of 100 GW by the year 2022.[4]

Large systems in planning or under construction
PV power station Country Site co-ordinates Nominal power
(MWp) 		Expected
completion		 Notes and description
Adani Renewable Energy Park Rajasthan[5]  India 10,000 TBA 50-50 partnership between Adani and Rajasthan Govt.[6]
Ladakh Power Project[7]  India 7,500 TBA MOU signed by Govt of India for 2500 MW and 5000 MW
Westlands Solar Park[8]  United States 36°10′N 119°56′W / 36.167°N 119.933°W / 36.167; -119.933 (Westlands Solar Park) 2,700 TBA * 18 MW is completed
Bulli Creek Solar Farm[9]  Australia 2,000 TBA in 100-500MW sections
Ningxia Solar Project[10]  China 2,000 TBA
Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park[11][12][13]  United Arab Emirates 24°46′51″N 55°22′13″E / 24.78083°N 55.37028°E / 24.78083; 55.37028 (Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park) 1,000 2030 ** 13 MWp was completed in 2013. 2nd phase of 200 MWAC (260 MWp[14]) to be completed in 2017. Third phase of 800 MW announced in April 2015.[15]
Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park[16]  Pakistan 29°19′N 71°49′E / 29.317°N 71.817°E / 29.317; 71.817 (Quaid-E-Azam Solar Park) 1,000 2016 * First phase of 100 MW completed in April 2015 and inaugurated in May 2015.[17][18][19][20] Approved to be upgraded to 1,500 MW.[21]
Rewa Ultra Mega Solar[22][23]  India n.a 750 2016 Construction already started[24]
McCoy Solar Energy Project  United States 33°40′N 114°45′W / 33.667°N 114.750°W / 33.667; -114.750 (McCoy Solar Project) 750 2016 * First phase of 250 MW to be completed in 2016[25]
JV Sarus 500 MW Park, Maharashtra[26]  India n.a 500 2018 Waiting Government approval
JV Sarus 500 MW Park, Jharkhand[26][27]  India n.a 500 2018 Approved by Government
Blythe Mesa Solar Power Project  United States 33°39′N 114°43′W / 33.650°N 114.717°W / 33.650; -114.717 (Blythe Mesa Solar Power Project) 485 2018
Ukujima Mega Solar Plant[28]  Japan 33°12′05.3″N 129°38′10.0″E / 33.201472°N 129.636111°E / 33.201472; 129.636111 (Ukujima Solarpark) 480 2015 ** Photovolt Development
Four Brothers Solar Project[29]  United States 420 2016* Expected to come online in Q3 2016.[30]
Calzadilla de los Barros[31]  Spain 38°18′N 6°16′W / 38.300°N 6.267°W / 38.300; -6.267 (Calzadilla de los Barros) 400 2015 **
Alamo Solar Project[32]  United States 29°17′N 98°26′W / 29.283°N 98.433°W / 29.283; -98.433 (Alamo Solar Farm) 400 2016 * Alamo 1-7 is a network of projects in San Antonio region
Panoche Valley Solar Farm[33]  United States 36°37′N 120°52′W / 36.617°N 120.867°W / 36.617; -120.867 (Panoche Valley Solar Farm) 399
Stateline Solar  United States 35°35′N 115°25′W / 35.583°N 115.417°W / 35.583; -115.417 (Desert Stateline Solar Farm Project) 300 2016* First 109 MW have come online per EIA.gov[34]
Desert Quartzsite[35][36]  United States 33°34′N 114°43′W / 33.567°N 114.717°W / 33.567; -114.717 (Desert Quartzsite) 300 2016* To be completed 2019 per EIA.gov[37]
Three Cedars Solar Project  United States 265 2016* [38]
Silver State South[39]  United States 35°37′N 115°20′W / 35.617°N 115.333°W / 35.617; -115.333 (Silver State South) 250 2016 **[40]
Atacama Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant[41]  Chile 20°28′S 69°28′W / 20.467°S 69.467°W / -20.467; -69.467 (Atacama Solar) 250 2017 ** To be completed 50 MW/year beginning in 2013
Royanejos Solarpark[42][43]  Spain 38°58′N 6°21′W / 38.967°N 6.350°W / 38.967; -6.350 (Royanejos Solarpark) 250 2015 ** €270 million
Moapa Solar Farm[44]  United States 250 2016 * To be completed 2016 per EIA.gov[37]
Mallee Solar Park[45]  Australia 34°16′S 142°03′E / 34.267°S 142.050°E / -34.267; 142.050 (Mallee Solar Park) 250 2015 ** Thin film CdTe from First Solar
Setouchi Mega-Solar Project  Japan 34°39′N 134°09′E / 34.650°N 134.150°E / 34.650; 134.150 (Setouchi Mega-Solar Project) 231 * Construction began November 2014
Tranquility Solar Facility[46][47]  United States 204 2016 * To be completed 2016 per EIA.gov[37]
Tomakomai Solar Park[48]  Japan 42°40′N 141°43′E / 42.667°N 141.717°E / 42.667; 141.717 (Tomakomai Solar Park) 200 **
Encuentro Solar[49]  Chile 180 **
Crucero Solar[49]  Chile 180 **
Nzema Solar Park[50]  Ghana 155 2015 **
Vranje Solar Park[51][52]  Serbia 42°34′N 21°54′E / 42.567°N 21.900°E / 42.567; 21.900 (Vranje Solar Park) 150
SkyPower 150 MW Plant, Madhya Pradesh[53]  India n.a 150 2016 Construction yet to start
Imperial Solar Energy Center West[54][55]  United States 32°54′N 115°49′W / 32.900°N 115.817°W / 32.900; -115.817 (Imperial Solar West) 150 2016 **
Luz Del Norte[56]  Chile 141 December 2015 * Thin film CdTe from First Solar
Quinto Solar Project[57][58]  United States 37°07′N 121°04′W / 37.117°N 121.067°W / 37.117; -121.067 (Quinto Solar Project) 132 2015 * Construction commenced on July 29, 2014
Megalim Solar Power[59]  Israel 121 2017 *
Atacama 1 PV[60]  Chile 100 2015 *
Rays Solar Park[61]  India 27°57′N 73°09′E / 27.950°N 73.150°E / 27.950; 73.150 (Rays Solar) 100 **
Springbok Solar Farm[62]  United States 100 2016
Henrietta Solar Project[63]  United States 36°12′42″N 119°48′28″W / 36.21167°N 119.80778°W / 36.21167; -119.80778 (Henrietta Solar Project) 100 2016 To be completed 2016 per EIA.gov[37]
Mustang Solar Project[64]  United States 36°14′11.7″N 119°53′49.6″W / 36.236583°N 119.897111°W / 36.236583; -119.897111 (Mustang Solar Project) 100 2016 * To be completed 2016 per EIA.gov[37]
Midlands[65]  Zimbabwe 18°48′S 29°18′E / 18.800°S 29.300°E / -18.800; 29.300 (Midlands) 100 **
Legend: * Under construction; ** Planned

See also

References

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