How many solar farms are planned in Utah?

5, for 1 GW of nameplate capacity. These are generators developers have reported to EIA, not generators that exist.

What do the status letters mean?

EIA files each planned generator under a status: regulatory approvals pending, under construction at or below half complete, under construction more than half complete, construction complete but not yet in commercial operation, or planned but not yet started. Each row shows its own.

Do these projects always get built?

No. EIA keeps a separate Canceled or Postponed sheet, and projects move between the sheets month to month. This page is the Planned sheet for 2026-07 and nothing more.

Planned solar farms in Utah

What EIA-860M's Planned sheet says is coming in Utah: 5 solar farms totalling 1 GW, each with the in-service year its developer reported and the construction status EIA records. A planned project is not a built one.

As of 2026-07 (inventory dated 2026-07-31) · EIA-860M Preliminary Monthly Electric Generator Inventory · eia.gov/…/july_generator2026.xlsx · eia.gov/…/eia860m

Planned projects: 5; 6 generating units
Proposed capacity: 1 GW
Earliest in-service year: 2027
Latest in-service year: 2030

Map of planned solar farms in Utah

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List of planned solar farms in Utah

Planned solar farms in Utah

Gale 1 Solar2 technologies	33UI 8me LLC	Millard	450	2	2030	Planned for installation
Notch Peak Solar LLCSolar Photovoltaic	Notch Peak Solar LLC	Millard	324	1	2028	Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction
Milford Solar Phase IISolar Photovoltaic	Milford Solar Phase II, LLC	Beaver	310	1	2027	Under construction
Utah Solar 1Solar Photovoltaic	ECG Utah Solar1, LLC	Millard	300	1	2027	Planned for installation
Glen Canyon Solar A, LLCSolar Photovoltaic	AES Distributed Energy	Kane	95	1	2028	Under construction

Where they are in the build

Planned for installation2
Under construction2
Regulatory approvals received. Not under construction1

Planned solar farms in Utah: FAQ

How many solar farms are planned in Utah?: 5, for 1 GW of nameplate capacity. These are generators developers have reported to EIA, not generators that exist.
What do the status letters mean?: EIA files each planned generator under a status: regulatory approvals pending, under construction at or below half complete, under construction more than half complete, construction complete but not yet in commercial operation, or planned but not yet started. Each row shows its own.
Do these projects always get built?: No. EIA keeps a separate Canceled or Postponed sheet, and projects move between the sheets month to month. This page is the Planned sheet for 2026-07 and nothing more.