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Kentucky Solar, Wind and Batteries

Utility-scale renewable and storage capacity in Kentucky, as of August 2026 (EIA-860M). Rooftop solar is not included.

Solar
1.4 GW
21 plants
Hydroelectric
1.1 GW
11 plants

Capacity by type

Share of all 22.4 GW of operating capacity in Kentucky

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TypeCapacityPlantsShare
Solar1.4 GW216.1%
Hydroelectric1.1 GW114.9%
Biomass112 MW100.5%

Largest solar farms

Operating capacity (AC)

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New projects

Solar, wind and battery plants with generators that started in 2025 or 2026

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PlantTypeAddedYear
Sebree Solar IISolar150 MW2026
Ashwood Solar ISolar86.0 MW2026
Sebree Solar ISolar250 MW2025
Green River SolarSolar200 MW2025
Unbridled SolarSolar160 MW2025
Bluebird Solar LLCSolar100 MW2025

Planned capacity

Planned or under construction, by expected year

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YearSolarWindBatteriesAll planned
202670.0 MW0.0 MW0.0 MW72.8 MW
2027905 MW0.0 MW125 MW1.8 GW
2028100 MW0.0 MW0.0 MW317 MW
20291.0 GW0.0 MW0.0 MW1.0 GW

Planned dates come from developers and often change. Capacity counts generators of 1 MW or more; smaller community solar and rooftop systems are not included.

Frequently asked questions

How much solar power does Kentucky have?
Kentucky has 1.4 GW of operating utility-scale solar at 21 plants. The largest is Sebree Solar I at 250 MW.
Does Kentucky have wind farms?
EIA lists no operating wind farms of 1 MW or more in Kentucky.
How much of Kentucky's electricity comes from renewable sources?
Renewable plants produced 7.3% of the electricity generated in Kentucky in 2023, according to EPA eGRID.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-860M; U.S. EPA eGRID · Data for August 2026