PanelCensus

Solar installations in New Hampshire

10,028 recorded installations — prices, growth by year, county breakdown and the installers doing the work.

Dataset updated . Sources: LBNL Tracking the Sun + city permit records + state programs + USGS/EIA utility-scale.

Installations
10,028
Total capacity
210.5 MW
Median price
$3.44/W
pre-incentive
Third-party owned
0%
lease / PPA

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Growth

Installations by year

2009
44$6.97/W
2010
208$6.02/W
2011
207$5.99/W
2012
237$4.66/W
2013
332$3.87/W
2014
444$3.54/W
2015
936$3.85/W
2016
1,185$3.63/W
2017
1,122$3.47/W
2018
1,057$3.21/W
2019
949$2.94/W
2020
775$3.05/W
2021
920$2.81/W
2022
900$3.07/W
2023
709$3.44/W
2024
2$4.10/W
2026
1

Bars: recorded installs · right column: median $/W that year.

By county

Solar by county in New Hampshire

CountyInstallsCapacityMedian $/W
Rockingham County1,89026.1 MW$3.40/W
Hillsborough County1,72637.6 MW$3.48/W
Merrimack County1,58724.9 MW$3.45/W
Grafton County1,15914.4 MW$3.78/W
Strafford County91616.6 MW$3.38/W
Carroll County7148.9 MW$3.09/W
Cheshire County6139.3 MW$3.36/W
Belknap County5425.8 MW$3.31/W
Sullivan County4245.8 MW$3.63/W
Coos County2782.5 MW$3.52/W

Counties derived from installation ZIP codes (Census ZCTA crosswalk) — approximate at boundaries. Counties with fewer than 50 recorded installs are shown but not indexed.

Frequently asked questions

How many solar installations are there in New Hampshire?

PanelCensus records 10,028 solar installations in New Hampshire, totalling 210.5 MW of capacity — compiled from LBNL's Tracking the Sun, city permit records, state programs and USGS/EIA utility-scale data. (Coverage depends on what the state publishes, so actual totals are higher.)

How much does solar cost per watt in New Hampshire?

The median installed price across priced systems in New Hampshire is $3.44/W pre-incentive. Year-by-year medians are shown on this page.

Who are the biggest solar installers in New Hampshire?

Revision Energy has the most recorded installations in New Hampshire (2,549), followed by Granite State Solar (1,390).