Owner profile

Sol Systems

Sol Systems owns or operates 27 generating facilities commissioned between 2018 and 2023, with a combined nameplate capacity of 366.6 MW. The largest share of capacity is solar (100%), spread across 4 states.

Ownership reflects the utility or operator reported to EIA (Form EIA-860); equity ownership of individual facilities may differ.

27
Plants
366.6 MW
Total capacity
4
States
150 MW
Largest: Eldorado Solar I

Capacity mix

Solar 100.0%

By state

Illinois2 · 180 MWLouisiana1 · 50 MWNorth Carolina20 · 104.1 MWTexas4 · 32.5 MW

Operating plants

PlantFuelStateOwnerCapacity
LA3 West Baton Rouge Solar FacilitySolarLouisianaSol Systems50 MW
Prairie Creek SolarSolarIllinoisSol Systems30 MW
Ruff Solar LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems22 MW
Alexis Solar, LLCSolarTexasSol Systems10 MW
Mars SolarSolarTexasSol Systems10 MW
LampwickSolarTexasSol Systems7.5 MW
Nickelson Solar, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5.3 MW
Bay Branch SolarSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Buttercup Solar, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Eros Solar, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
ESA Boston Solar, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Griffin SolarSolarTexasSol Systems5 MW
Grove SolarSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Jester SolarSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Kathleen SolarSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Sabattus Solar LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Shelter SolarSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Trojan Solar, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Ventura Solar, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Warren Solar Farm LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Wendell Solar Farm LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems5 MW
Zuma Solar, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems3 MW
ESA Buies Creek, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems2.8 MW
Red Toad 4451 Buffalo Road, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems2 MW
Red Toad 5840 Buffalo Road, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems2 MW
Thanksgiving Fire Solar Farm, LLCSolarNorth CarolinaSol Systems2 MW
Under construction (1)
PlantFuelStateOwnerCapacity
Eldorado Solar Iconstr.SolarIllinoisSol Systems150 MW