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Energy capacity in the pipeline in the United States as of April 2025, by status and source (in megawatts)

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April 2025

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United States

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as of April 2025

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*Refers to projects that have been on-hold for two years or more after their proposal.

Supplementary notes

Figures refer to a specific period of time and capacity threshold for different energy sources:

  • coal, figures as of January 2025, only includes projects with a capacity larger than 30 megawatts
  • oil and gas, figures as of January 2025, only includes projects with a capacity larger than 50 megawatts
  • solar, figures as of February 2025, only includes projects with a capacity larger than one megawatt
  • wind, figures as of February 2025, only includes projects with a capacity larger than 10 megawatts
  • nuclear, figures as of July 2024
  • hydropower, figures as of April 2025, only includes projects with a capacity larger than 45 megawatts
  • bioenergy, figures as of September 2024, only includes projects with a capacity larger than 30 megawatts
  • geothermal, figures as of March 2025, only includes projects with a capacity larger than one megawatt

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Planned energy capacity in the United States 2025, by source

Published by ÌÇÐÄÆƽâ°æ Research Department, Jun 13, 2025

As of April 2025, solar and wind energy accounted for the largest pipeline capacity in the United States, with approximately ** and ** gigawatts of capacity under construction, respectively. Over the last few years, solar energy was the main contribution to power capacity additions in the country.

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