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Missouri Solar, Wind and Batteries

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

Solar
1.9 GW
39 plants
Wind
2.5 GW
14 plants
Battery storage
1.0 MW
1 plant
Hydroelectric
506 MW
6 plants

Capacity by type

Share of all 23.7 GW of operating capacity in Missouri

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TypeCapacityPlantsShare
Solar1.9 GW398.0%
Wind2.5 GW1410.4%
Battery storage1.0 MW10.0%
Hydroelectric506 MW62.1%
Biomass14.8 MW50.1%

Largest solar farms

Operating capacity (AC)

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#PlantCapacity
1Split Rail Solar Energy LLCWarren300 MW
2Morris SolarAdair250 MW
3Huck Finn Renewable Energy CenterAudrain200 MW
4New Madrid Solar, LLCNew Madrid200 MW
5Kelso SolarScott200 MW
6Winfield SolarLincoln150 MW
7Kelso 2 SolarScott149 MW
8Blue Bird Solar, LLCWarren139 MW
9Envoy Solar, LLCAudrain50.0 MW
10Vandalia Renewable Energy CenterAudrain50.0 MW
11Bowling Green Renewable Energy CenterPike50.0 MW
12Altona Solar, LLCAudrain30.0 MW
13Adelite Solar, LLCCaldwell25.0 MW
14Truman SolarBoone10.0 MW
15Hawthorn Solar IJackson10.0 MW

Largest wind farms

Operating capacity

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#PlantCapacity
1High Prairie Wind FarmSchuyler400 MW
2Rock Creek Wind ProjectAtchison300 MW
3Atchison County WindAtchison299 MW
4Clear Creek WindNodaway242 MW
5White Cloud Wind Project, LLCNodaway237 MW
6Osborn Wind EnergyDeKalb201 MW
7Lost Creek Wind Energy FacilityDeKalb168 MW
8Kings Point Wind Energy CenterLawrence149 MW
9North Fork Ridge Wind Energy CenterBarton149 MW
10Farmers City Wind LLCAtchison146 MW
11Bluegrass RidgeGentry56.7 MW
12Cow BranchAtchison50.4 MW
13ConceptionNodaway50.4 MW
14Loess HillsAtchison5.0 MW

Largest battery storage plants

Operating power capacity

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#PlantCapacity
1KCP&L SmartGrid Innovation ParkJackson1.0 MW

New projects

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

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PlantTypeAddedYear
Split Rail Solar Energy LLCSolar300 MW2026
Kelso 2 SolarSolar149 MW2026
Adelite Solar, LLCSolar25.0 MW2026
Kennett SolarSolar4.9 MW2026
Morris SolarSolar250 MW2025
New Madrid Solar, LLCSolar200 MW2025
Kelso SolarSolar200 MW2025
Winfield SolarSolar150 MW2025
Bowling Green Renewable Energy CenterSolar50.0 MW2025
Envoy Solar, LLCSolar50.0 MW2025
Vandalia Renewable Energy CenterSolar50.0 MW2025

Planned capacity

Planned or under construction, by expected year

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YearSolarWindBatteriesAll planned
2026316 MW0.0 MW0.0 MW371 MW
2027909 MW0.0 MW431 MW2.6 GW
20280.0 MW0.0 MW0.0 MW76.0 MW
20290.0 MW247 MW0.0 MW323 MW
20300.0 MW0.0 MW0.0 MW490 MW

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 Missouri have?
Missouri has 1.9 GW of operating utility-scale solar at 39 plants. The largest is Split Rail Solar Energy LLC at 300 MW.
Does Missouri have wind farms?
Yes. Missouri has 2.5 GW of wind capacity at 14 plants.
How much of Missouri's electricity comes from renewable sources?
Renewable plants produced 11.7% of the electricity generated in Missouri in 2023, according to EPA eGRID.

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