Ohio is a leading solar market, with strong utility-scale and distributed solar development. A key priority for the state’s 2026 legislative session is passing HB 303, which would establish a community energy program and has been progressing through the Senate Energy Committee. Ensuring the right market conditions for solar to build and delivering community energy legislation across the finish line remain the state’s most pressing near-term goals.
SEIA’s Major Solar and Storage Projects List is a database of all U.S. ground-mounted solar projects, 1 MW and above, that are either operating, under construction or under development.
6,998 MWdc
36 MWh
12th (7th in 2025 additions)
862,582 homes
5.95%
8,179
253 (106 Manufacturers, 65 Installers/Developers, 82 Others)
$9.2 billion
9,004 MW over the next 5 years (ranks 9th)
34,610
Ohio’s energy storage market remains in the early stages of development, with limited installed capacity but growing interest tied to broader solar expansion.