Interconnection queue › Illinois
Snapshot of 2026-07-30 · 492 projects · MISO
There are 492 projects in the interconnection queue with a Illinois location, totalling 50,574 MW across the 492 that publish a capacity.
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| ISO | Projects | Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| MISO | 492 | 50,574 MW |
Shown in each ISO's own coding — a state served by more than one ISO will show more than one spelling of the same technology, and we do not silently merge them here.
| Fuel | Projects | Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Solar | 214 | 19,943 MW |
| Battery Storage | 110 | 8,163 MW |
| Wind | 100 | 12,929 MW |
| Hybrid | 54 | 8,000 MW |
| (not published) | 10 | 0 MW |
| Gas | 3 | 1,517 MW |
| Nuclear | 1 | 21 MW |
| County | Projects | Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Sangamon | 17 | 1,285 MW |
| Tazewell | 16 | 1,643 MW |
| Vermilion | 15 | 735 MW |
| Perry | 15 | 1,400 MW |
| Champaign | 14 | 1,315 MW |
| McLean | 14 | 1,348 MW |
| Mason | 14 | 1,042 MW |
| Shelby | 11 | 975 MW |
| Fayette | 11 | 970 MW |
| St. Clair | 10 | 345 MW |
| Fulton | 10 | 1,401 MW |
| Christian | 10 | 1,190 MW |
| Macon | 9 | 1,616 MW |
| Clay | 9 | 825 MW |
| Iroquois | 9 | 1,778 MW |
| ISO | We last read | Source last changed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| MISO | 2026-07-30 | 2026-07-30 | source file |
Compiled from each ISO's own published interconnection queue report. Queue position is not a permit, a contract, or a guarantee that a project will be built; most projects in every queue are eventually withdrawn. Figures are reproduced as published, are provided for informational purposes only, and carry no warranty of accuracy or completeness. Always verify against the ISO's own report before relying on any figure.