List of the 300 largest solar park developers in the United States [2024]

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Last update: 02nd of January, 2024

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This list is an excerpt of our database of the 350 largest American renewable energy developers.

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North American solar energy developers

List of 5 solar park developers from the United States 

Renewable energy gains more and more attention worldwide – America has one of the highest energy demands all over the world and therefore is at the forefront of research, development and implementation in the field of renewable energy. Solar or photovoltaic energy is one of the fastest rising energy sources and accordingly more and more solar energy developers are emerging worldwide and in the United States. Solar energy is an important and highly relevant field and a lot of American solar developers are worldwide active and have a strong expertise. In the following article, 10 relevant solar energy developers from Canada or the United States are presented.

1. LS Power (New York, United States)

LS Power is one of the first solar developers in the United States and hence one of the biggest players in the field. Founded in 1990, the New-York based solar developer has developed, constructed, managed and acquired over 45,000 MW all over America, mostly in Northern America. While their portfolio consists of multiple renewable energy sources, such as wind, hydroelectric and hydro energy as well as energy storage, solar energy is at the core of LS Power.

Update 2024: In Vermont (USA), LS Energy Solutions deployed two 5MW/10MWh battery storage units, which are now operated by Strata Clean Energy.

2. Amshore (Dallas, United States)

The Dallas-based renewable energy developer was founded in 2002 and since then specializes in the development of renewable energy sources for utility companies and independent power producers. Since then, the Texan company Amshore has developed over 2,7 GW worth of projects, mostly in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.

3. Sunlight (New York, United States)

The name says it all: Sunlight is a solar energy developer from New York and not only develops but also finances, owns and operates solar plants. Geographically Sunlight focuses on Northeastern United States and since 2009 has developed over 130 sites with an aggregated amount of 50 MW. One highly important business division of the company is the Public Sector in which the New Yorker solar developer offers PPAs to various public organizations. Through their “Community solar” project, Sunlight offers affordable local solar energy with the goal of long-term energy savings.

4. Pivot energy (Denver, United States)

Pivot energy is a solar developer from Denver and is active both in the “community solar” as well as “commercial solar” field. “Community solar” offers multiple services in the private sector with focus on accessibility to environmental benefits for everyone. In the “Commercial solar” sector, Pivot offers various turnkey services, such as project financing or system financing. In the 12 years since their founding, Pivot energy has achieved roughly 830 projects all over the United States. In addition to their solar energy development, Pivot is also active in the energy storage sector.

5. Crossover Energy (Scottsdale, United States)

Crossover Energy is an American solar developer based in Scottsdale, Arizona. The company is active in the project development, the organizing and structuring of these as well as project ownership. Crossover is one of the “Industry-Leading Solar & Storage Developers” and therefore highly relevant in the American solar market. Solar energy holds the largest proportion of their project portfolio with over 10.5 GW of contracting or developing projects.

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Almost every large-scale renewable energy installation in the United States is based on the work of a renewable energy developer. Developers acquire land plots, realize the installation of PV-panels or wind energy generators, connect the installation to the grid and subsequently sell it to renewable energy investors. Our list is the most extensive database of North American renewable energy developers and gives a great overview of companies with a renewable energy project pipeline.

Using the list to sell and lease land plots to renewable energy developers

After deciding to sell or lease a land plot to renewable energy developers – for instance in especially sunny or windy areas – it is essential to get an overview of all relevant green energy development firms who might have an interest in acquiring (or leasing) the land. Our list is tailored to get an extensive and helpful overview of potential developers and business partners.

Renewable energy research and transaction analysis

In order to compile our list, our team screens every possible renewable energy deal in the United States and Canada, analyzes the involved parties and adds them to our database. Every project developer in our list can also be found in our directory. In case we missed a relevant North American renewable energy developer, you can submit a new listing here. In case we made an error on a certain firm – for instance not mentioning the installed capacity – you can always report an error on the respective page. Through crowdsourcing, we consequently improve our list.

Included columns in our renewable energy developer list

  • Company Name
  • Legal form
  • URL
  • Country
  • City
  • Postcode
  • Address
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Onshore Wind
  • Offshore Wind
  • Solar
  • Hydro
  • Tidal
  • Hydrogen projects
  • Energy storage
  • Biomass
  • IPP
  • PPA
  • LinkedIn Management
  • Management
  • Regional Focus
  • Founding year
  • Installed capacity in MW

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