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New Hampshire Solar, Wind and Batteries

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

Solar
4.4 MW
2 plants
Wind
214 MW
5 plants
Battery storage
14.0 MW
1 plant
Hydroelectric
516 MW
32 plants

Capacity by type

Share of all 4.6 GW of operating capacity in New Hampshire

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TypeCapacityPlantsShare
Solar4.4 MW20.1%
Wind214 MW54.7%
Battery storage14.0 MW10.3%
Hydroelectric516 MW3211.3%
Biomass211 MW104.6%

Largest solar farms

Operating capacity (AC)

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Largest wind farms

Operating capacity

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New projects

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

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PlantTypeAddedYear
Blackwater Rd SolarSolar2.0 MW2025

Planned capacity

Planned or under construction, by expected year

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YearSolarWindBatteriesAll planned
202624.0 MW0.0 MW0.0 MW24.0 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 New Hampshire have?
New Hampshire has 4.4 MW of operating utility-scale solar at 2 plants. The largest is Merrimack Solar Farm, LLC at 2.4 MW.
Does New Hampshire have wind farms?
Yes. New Hampshire has 214 MW of wind capacity at 5 plants.
How much of New Hampshire's electricity comes from renewable sources?
Renewable plants produced 16.6% of the electricity generated in New Hampshire in 2023, according to EPA eGRID.

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