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Solar Projects in the New York Interconnection Queue

Snapshot of 2026-07-30 · 364 projects

364 solar projects are in the interconnection queue with a New York location, totalling 22,044 MW across the 359 that publish a capacity.

Grouped from the ISOs' own fuel codes — see the mapping. Codes we could not match to a published definition are left unclassified rather than assigned here.

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By ISO

ISO	Projects	Capacity
NYISO	363	22,024 MW (from 358 of 363 projects)
ISO-NE	1	20 MW

By status, as published

Status	Projects
Withdrawn	302
Active	54
Cluster Study	7
(not published)	1

Top counties

County	Projects	Capacity
Jefferson	17	1,165 MW
Montgomery	16	1,670 MW
Herkimer	16	1,520 MW
Suffolk	15	464 MW
St. Lawrence	14	622 MW
Orange	13	248 MW
Washington	13	680 MW
Oneida	12	1,065 MW
Livingston	11	662 MW
Steuben	11	761 MW
Cayuga	10	514 MW
Fulton	10	400 MW
Schoharie	9	210 MW
Franklin	9	1,077 MW
Greene	8	240 MW (from 7 of 8 projects)

Where each number came from

Read this before quoting a figure. We re-read every source every week, but a weekly read of an unchanged file is not weekly data. These have not moved in a while: NYISO last changed 2026-07-16 (3 identical reads since). Those rows are exactly as current as the ISO's own published file, and no more.

ISO	We last read	Source last changed	Source
ISO-NE	2026-07-30	2026-07-30 (changed this snapshot)	source file
NYISO	2026-07-30	2026-07-16 (unchanged across 3 weekly reads)	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is not a permit, a contract, or a guarantee that a project will be built; most projects in every queue are eventually withdrawn.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.

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