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Utah solar installation & market data

Market totals through July 2026 By The SolarDNA Data TeamInstallation records through July 1, 2023
Utah has about 86,669 solar systems totalling 646.3 MW, with 10.6% of owner-occupied homes on solar and residential solar added down 2.8% over the trailing twelve months. SolarDNA tracks 46,679 individual installations here at a median installed cost of $4.12/W.
Solar systems
86,669
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Installed capacity
646.3 MW
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Median cost
$4.12/W
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12-mo growth
β–Ό 2.8%
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Adoption
10.6%
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SolarDNA tracks 4M+ installations across 16.3K+ zip markets.How we build this data β†’
Utah solar market summary

The Utah solar market at a glance.

Utah has about 86,669 solar systems totalling 646.3 MW, as reported by its utilities through July 2026. 31 MW of residential solar was added in the trailing twelve months, down 2.8% on the twelve months before. 10.6% of owner-occupied homes have gone solar and 15.9% of solar customers have a battery. SolarDNA tracks 46,679 individual installations here, with a median residential cost of $4.12 per watt, from 0 installers.

Analyst's take

Utah's SolarDNA Market Score: 49 out of 100.

Utah scores 49 out of 100 on SolarDNA's Market Score, a 0-to-100 scale benchmarked against every other state market. That is higher than 74% of U.S. states. Grade B (Great).

The score combines 5 subscores, each computed from observed market data:

  • Velocity (47): trailing-12-month growth in solar added versus the prior twelve months, so accelerating markets score higher.
  • Cost (51): median installed $/W relative to the national median (a cheaper market scores higher).
  • Incentives (30): net-metering coverage, RECs a new system can earn, state tax credit, rebate program and tax exemptions (components listed below).
  • Resource (40): annual solar irradiance, so the same system produces more where this score is high.
  • Depth (87): proven demand: how many systems are already installed, with a bonus for markets that show adoption without being saturated.
Incentive components Β· Utah
reviewed 2026-09
Net-metering coverage100%of residential customers
RECs for new systemsNone
State tax creditNo
Rebate or performance programNo
Property tax exemptionNo
No sales tax on systemsNo

State credit phased out after 2023.

Federal: Federal residential credit (25D) ended for systems placed in service after Dec 31, 2025. Third-party-owned systems can still use the commercial credit (48E) through 2027 under construction-start rules.

The Market Score is a starting point, not a territory decision.

State-level averages hide wide variation. Here's how to go deeper in the app:

  1. 1Narrow to a zip codeZip metrics give a far more accurate picture of the exact neighborhoods you are considering.
  2. 2Apply filtersFilter by score, growth, $/W, adoption and permits to reach the markets that actually match your model.
  3. 3Benchmark the installersSee who already wins there, how fast they are growing, and what they charge per watt.
Key definitions

How SolarDNA defines these metrics

Solar systems

Solar systems is the market-size figure: the systems utilities report on their lines, plus an estimate (sized from reported capacity) for systems outside net metering. It is current for every state.

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Tracked installations

Tracked installations are the individual residential, commercial and utility-scale systems SolarDNA holds a record for. SolarDNA de-duplicates the same system across records. Pricing, installers, equipment and every zip-level figure come from these records.

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Median installed cost

Median installed cost is the middle price per watt (DC) that homeowners paid for a residential system in the trailing twelve months, before incentives. Quartiles show the spread.

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Adoption rate

Adoption rate is the share of owner-occupied homes with a residential solar system. It measures how saturated a market is, not how fast it is growing.

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12-month growth

For a state, growth compares the residential solar capacity added in the trailing twelve months with the twelve months before, from utility-reported totals with one-off reporting corrections smoothed out. For cities and zip codes it compares tracked installations.

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Battery share

Battery share is the portion of a state's solar customers whose system includes a battery, as reported by utilities.

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Permits

Permits count the solar building permits filed in the last twelve months. They lead installations by several months, which makes them the earliest read on demand.

How SolarDNA calculates permits β†’

Market Score

SolarDNA's Market Score grades each market from 0 to 100 on solar sales potential, weighing velocity, cost, incentives, solar resource and installer depth. Markets are benchmarked against every other market in the country, and the letter grade is set on a curve: A is the top 10% of markets, C the middle 40%, F the bottom 10%.

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Zip report Β· Market drill-down

See what a specific Utah zip code looks like

Drop in any Utah zip code and SolarDNA opens its market card: score, installs, median $/W, growth and permits, benchmarked against the state.

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Zip Market Score
Where the zip ranks against every other zip in the country.
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Growth and permits
Trailing-12-month growth and permit activity where cities publish it.
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State benchmark
Installed cost, score and share of installs against the state.
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Neighboring zips
The nearest zip markets, so you can route a territory.
Explore the data

Dive deeper into the Utah market

Market size & momentum

Systems, capacity, monthly additions, battery share and solar customers by utility.

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Pricing & economics

Installed $/W, quartiles, system sizes and simple payback.

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Growth & adoption

Installs by year, adoption, TAM penetration and battery attach.

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Installers

The league table: volume, momentum, system size and pricing per installer.

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Utilities & incentives

Retail rates by utility, net metering, SREC value and the planned utility pipeline.

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Market size & momentum

How big Utah's solar market is, and where it is heading

Totals reported by Utah's utilities through July 2026 (latest months are preliminary)

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Solar capacity added by month, MW Β· trailing 36 months
Residential Commercial & industrialOne-off reporting corrections are smoothed out.
Residential solar added, 12 mo
31 MW
about 3,559 systems Β· β–Ό 2.8% vs the prior 12 months
Typical new home system: 8.8 kW AC
Next-12-month outlook
28–34 MW
residential Β· midpoint 31 MW

Trailing-12-month residential capacity added carried forward at half the observed growth rate (capped at Β±30%), with a Β±10% band. Not a forecast of permits or policy.

Solar capacity added by year, MW Β· * partial year
Capacity by segment
Residential536 MW
Commercial102 MW
Industrial9 MW
Community-solar subscribers180
Battery share
15.9%
of solar customers have a battery Β· 3,368 added in 12 months
SolarDNA holds an individual record for 46,679 of Utah's systems (54% of the reported total), through July 1, 2023. Pricing, installers, equipment and every zip-level figure below come from those records.
Utility territories

Solar customers by utility in Utah

Net-metered solar customers through July 2026

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UtilitySolar customersCapacityAdded, 12 moGrowthWith battery
PacifiCorp81,991714 MW3,463β–Ό 5.6%16.8%
Provo City Corp1,33010 MW59β€”β€”
City of Logan - (UT)1,2477 MW30β€”β€”
City of St George - (UT)9189 MW31β€”β€”
City of Springville - (UT)3173 MW12β€”β€”
City of Bountiful - (UT)3132 MW16β€”β€”
Strawberry Electric Serv Dist2993 MW22β€”β€”
Pricing & economics

What solar costs in Utah

Residential systems, trailing twelve months

Median installed cost, $/W DC by year
Median installed cost
$4.12/W
Middle half: $3.35 – $5.00
Simple payback
26.5 yrs
at 12.2Β’/kWh retail Β· median system 6.53 kW
Growth & adoption

How fast Utah is going solar

From SolarDNA's installation records, which run through July 1, 2023; current momentum is in the market totals above

Tracked installations by year
Battery attach rate
Installations by month Β· trailing 32 months through January 2023
Adoption rate
10.60%
of owner-occupied homes Β· from utility-reported residential systems
TAM penetration
17.9%
of 3.00 GW addressable rooftop capacity
Installers

Top installers in Utah

Ranked by installations in this state

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#InstallerInstalls12-moAvg kW$/W
Zip markets

Top zip markets in Utah

Ranked by installations Β· click for the zip market

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ZipInstalls$/WGrowthScore
84015 Clearfield1,623$4.37β€”46 B
84404 Ogden1,165$4.35β€”43.8 C
84096 Herriman1,156$4.10β€”45 C
84074 Tooele1,116$4.59β€”42.4 C
84041 Layton1,087$4.30β€”43.7 C
84075 Syracuse982$4.26β€”43.4 C
84065 Riverton981$3.74β€”45.8 B
84005 Eagle Mountain978$4.13β€”43.9 C
84081 West Jordan958$4.27β€”43.2 C
84095 South Jordan929$3.95β€”44.5 C
84045 Saratoga Springs913$4.02β€”44.1 C
84401 Ogden835$4.17β€”43.1 C
84003 American Fork832$3.85β€”44.5 C
84062 Pleasant Grove756$3.99β€”43.5 C
84040 Layton746$4.10β€”42.9 C
Counties

Counties in Utah

Zip markets grouped by county Β· click for the county market

CountyZip marketsInstalls
Salt Lake County5016,273
Utah County268,109
Davis County136,706
Weber County145,206
Cache County171,824
Washington County201,804
Tooele County81,573
Box Elder County16963
Summit County9944
Iron County7779
Wasatch County3308
Grand County2271
Utilities & incentives

Utilities and retail rates

Implied residential rate per utility

UtilityTypeRes. customersΒ’/kWhNet metering
PacifiCorpInvestor Owned947,24612.5βœ“
Adjustment 202495,41612.5βœ“
Provo City CorpMunicipal35,29911.4βœ“
City of St GeorgeMunicipal28,43611.4βœ“
Lehi City CorporationMunicipal27,45910.9βœ“
Dixie Escalante R E A, IncCooperative26,9068.9βœ“
City of Logan - (UT)Municipal19,45512.8βœ“
City of Murray - (UT)Municipal17,00011.1βœ“
Solar permits, 12 mo
β€”
permit coverage not live for this market yet
Planned utility-scale
1,786 MW
announced projects
SREC market
β€”
no SREC market
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Other solar markets in Utah

Install mix

Three ways to slice Utah's 46.7K installations

See how the market splits by sector, by battery attach and by installer, updated with every refresh.

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46.7KINSTALLATIONSBy sectorWith batteryBy installer
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Seasonality

When demand peaks in Utah

Peak month
July Β· 15.4% of a year's installs
Slowest month
February Β· 3.9%
Average of 1 complete years (2019)
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Frequently asked

Quick answers about Utah's market

πŸ›‘ Why trust SolarDNA data?
SolarDNA is built from millions of verified installation records and continuously refreshed market signals, de-duplicated so the same system is never counted twice. Every market page shows the date its data runs through, and every score is recomputed after each refresh.
How many solar installations are there in Utah?
Utah has about 86,669 solar systems totalling 646.3 MW, based on what its utilities reported through July 2026. SolarDNA holds an individual record for 46,679 of them, of which 45,440 (97%) are residential.
How much does solar cost in Utah?
The median residential system in Utah cost $4.12 per watt over the trailing twelve months, with the middle half of systems between $3.35 and $5.00 per watt. The median system is 6.53 kW.
Is the Utah solar market growing?
Residential solar added in Utah is down 2.8%: 31 MW in the twelve months through July 2026 versus 32 MW in the twelve months before, roughly 3,559 new systems.
What is the solar adoption rate in Utah?
10.60% of owner-occupied homes in Utah have a residential solar system. Residential capacity is 17.9% of the estimated addressable rooftop capacity of 3.00 GW.
Is Utah a good market for solar sales?
Utah scores 49 out of 100 on SolarDNA's Market Score and 37 on the Opportunity Score, which rewards under-served markets with high utility rates and strong sun.
How many solar installers work in Utah?
0 installers completed at least one system in Utah in SolarDNA's installation records. The top installers are ranked in the league table above.
How many solar permits were filed in Utah?
Permit coverage for Utah is not live yet. SolarDNA adds permit coverage jurisdiction by jurisdiction; installations, pricing and growth on this page do not depend on it.
How current is Utah's solar data?
Market totals, growth and battery share reflect what utilities reported through July 2026. Individual installation records (pricing, installers, equipment and zip codes) run through July 1, 2023. SolarDNA refreshes markets continuously and recomputes every score after each refresh.
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  • β—‡Zip and city market pages
  • β—‡Installer league tables
  • β—‡Territory builder
  • β—‡Solarizer deal estimates
  • β—‡Permit activity where reported
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