Solar & wind farms in Comoros
Every utility-scale solar park and wind farm in Comoros tracked by Global Energy Monitor: operating, under construction and planned.
Solar PVOnshore windOffshore windCSPBuilding / planned
Comoros has 25 MW of utility-scale solar and wind capacity in operation across 9 tracked facilities, ranking #150 of 222 countries in this atlas.
Solar dominates: 100% of the operating capacity (25 MW) comes from solar parks, against 0 MW of wind.
About 16 MW (64%) of the operating capacity started up in 2021 or later; the busiest year was 2020, with 9 MW commissioned.
The largest concentrations are in Grande Comore (17 MW), Anjouan (6 MW), Mohéli (2 MW).
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See also: Comoros energy profile for the electricity mix, carbon intensity and history.
Capacity commissioned per year
Operating facilities by first start year (MW). Projects without a known start year are not included.
Largest operating solar & wind farms in Comoros
Map →| Facility | Type | Capacity | Since | Region | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moroni (ADFD) solar farm | Solar PV | 6.3 MW | 2025 | Moroni, Grande Comore | — |
| Moroni solar farm | Solar PV | 5 MW | 2021 | Moroni, Grande Comore | — |
| Mitsamiouli solar farm | Solar PV | 4 MW | 2020 | Mistamiouli, Grande Comore | — |
| Anjouan solar project | Solar PV | 2.9 MW | 2020 | Anjouan | — |
| Domoni solar farm | Solar PV | 2.5 MW | 2021 | Domoni, Anjouan | — |
| Iconi solar farm | Solar PV | 2 MW | 2020 | Iconi, Grande Comore | — |
| Fomboni solar farm | Solar PV | 1.5 MW | 2021 | Fomboni, Mohéli | — |
| Sima solar farm | Solar PV | 1 MW | 2022 | Sima, Anjouan | — |
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Nearby countries
South Africa 9.6 GWKenya 925 MWAngola 573 MWGhana 376 MWSenegal 335 MWEthiopia 326 MWZambia 293 MWNamibia 283 MWMauritania 260 MWDjibouti 224 MW