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4.6M U.S. solar installations — filter by location, installer, developer, size, storage and date. Export any result to CSV.

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Holladay, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential12 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Spanish Fork, UTUtah County CountyResidential8.1 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Midvale, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential9.2 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Provo, UTUtah County CountyResidential4.4 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Tooele, UTTooele County CountyResidential12.6 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Monticello, UTSan Juan County CountyResidential4.1 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Plain City, UTWeber County CountyResidential8.8 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Helper, UTCarbon County CountyResidential—Jul 1, 2022—View →
South Jordan, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential5 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
North Ogden, UTWeber County CountyResidential6 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Cedar City, UTIron County CountyResidential4.4 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
South Jordan, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential4.8 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
North Logan, UTCache County CountyResidential9.6 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Smithfield, UTCache County CountyResidential8.7 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
West Valley City, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential10.1 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Sandy, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential7.8 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
St George, UTWashington County CountyResidential7.6 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Newton, UTCache County CountyResidential11.1 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Moab, UTGrand County CountyResidential20 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
St George, UTWashington County CountyResidential10.4 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Eagle Mountain, UTUtah County CountyResidential5.2 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Huntsville, UTWeber County CountyResidential8 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Santaquin, UTUtah County CountyResidential6.5 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Layton, UTDavis County CountyResidential6.1 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Farmington, UTDavis County CountyResidential14.4 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
West Jordan, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential7 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Saratoga Springs, UTUtah County CountyResidential—Jul 1, 2022—View →
Salt Lake City, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential3.4 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Clearfield, UTDavis County CountyResidential—Jul 1, 2022—View →
Midvale, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential4 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Roy, UTWeber County CountyResidential13 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Provo, UTUtah County CountyResidential2.6 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Eagle Mountain, UTUtah County CountyResidential5.2 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Saratoga Springs, UTUtah County CountyResidential6.4 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Riverton, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential10.3 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Salt Lake City, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential (multi-family)5.9 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Redmond, UTSevier County CountyResidential7 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Sandy, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential6.6 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Tooele, UTTooele County CountyResidential4 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
West Jordan, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential4.4 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Orem, UTUtah County CountyResidential6.8 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Lindon, UTUtah County CountyResidential9.5 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Springville, UTUtah County CountyResidential6.8 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Ogden, UTWeber County CountyResidential6.5 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Sandy, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential6 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Clearfield, UTDavis County CountyResidential7.5 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
South Jordan, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential6.8 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Salt Lake City, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential4.8 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Clearfield, UTDavis County CountyResidential5.1 kWJul 1, 2022—View →
Draper, UTSalt Lake County CountyResidential13.6 kWJul 1, 2022—View →

Compiled from LBNL Tracking the Sun, state incentive programs and permit data. Coverage varies by jurisdiction — see each state page for completeness notes.