Solar installations in Limestone County, AL
2 recorded installations in Limestone County, Alabama — capacity, prices and the installers doing the work.
Dataset updated . Sources: LBNL Tracking the Sun + city permit records + state programs + USGS/EIA utility-scale.
† Alabama is under-reported. Public solar data is incomplete statewide, so this 0.01% homes-with-solar figure is a floor — the true rate is higher. See the coverage scorecard.
Severe-weather exposure: solar sites here have been matched to an average of 6.2 hail (3.2 severe) and 2.2 high-wind NOAA storm events — a regional inspection/maintenance signal (proximity, not confirmed damage).
Search every recorded installation in Limestone County by installer, size, date and equipment.
Search sites →Independent check:Stanford's DeepSolar detected about 74 solar arrays here from 2018 satellite imagery — our recorded data covers roughly 3% of that (this county is under-reported in public program data). A yardstick, not dated records.
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Top installers in Limestone County
| # | Installer | Installs here |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Palmetto Solar | 1 |
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Frequently asked questions
How many homes have solar in Limestone County?
PanelCensus records 2 solar installations in Limestone County, Alabama (20.0 MW of capacity) — about 0.01% of the county's 43,487 housing units (U.S. Census ACS). Dataset coverage depends on Alabama's reporting programs, so the true total is higher.
How much does solar cost in Limestone County?
The median installed price for recorded systems in Limestone County is $7.35/W pre-incentive; the median system runs 10,003.2 kW.
Who installs solar in Limestone County?
The most active recorded installers in Limestone County are Palmetto Solar.
County assignment is derived from installation ZIP codes via the Census 2020 ZCTA↔county crosswalk (primary county by land-area overlap) — approximate at county boundaries. Market penetration = recorded installations ÷ housing units (U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year, Table B25001); it undercounts where dataset coverage is partial. See methodology.