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Solar & wind farms in Estonia

Every utility-scale solar park and wind farm in Estonia tracked by Global Energy Monitor: operating, under construction and planned.

Operating solar + wind
1.7 GW
#56 of 222 countries
Solar PV
1 GW
#49 worldwide
Onshore wind
688 MW
#46 for wind
Under construction
344 MW
planned: 15.8 GW
Facilities tracked
236
all statuses
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Solar PVOnshore windOffshore windCSPBuilding / planned

Estonia has 1.7 GW of utility-scale solar and wind capacity in operation across 236 tracked facilities, ranking #56 of 222 countries in this atlas.

The fleet is balanced between solar (1 GW) and wind (688 MW).

The pipeline is substantial: 344 MW under construction and 15.8 GW in pre-construction or announced, equal to 933% of today’s operating fleet.

About 1.2 GW (71%) of the operating capacity started up in 2021 or later; the busiest year was 2024, with 612 MW commissioned.

The largest concentrations are in Põhja-Pärnumaa (255 MW), Harju County (73 MW), Pärnu County (70 MW).

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See also: Estonia 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 Estonia

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FacilityTypeCapacitySinceRegionOwner
Sopi-Tootsi wind farm Onshore wind255 MW2024Põhja-PärnumaaEnefit Green
Aidu wind farm Onshore wind102 MW2024—Eleon AS
Kirikmäe solar farm Solar PV77 MW2024—Mirova
Sopi solar farm Solar PV74 MW2025—Enefit Green
Laaneranna solar farm Solar PV70 MW2024Pärnu CountyEvecon OU
Pihlaka solar farm Solar PV53 MW2025Harju CountyKC Energy
Raba solar farm Solar PV45 MW2025Parnu countySunly
Paldiski wind farm Onshore wind44 MW2012—Enefit Green
Udria wind farm Onshore wind40 MW2012UdriaGreta Energy
Aulepa wind farm Onshore wind39 MW2009—Enefit Green
Narva wind farm Onshore wind39 MW2012—Enefit Green
Saarde wind farm Onshore wind39 MW2023—Utilitas OÜ
Purtse solar farm Solar PV32 MW2023Ida-Viru CountyEnefit Green
Aseriaru wind farm Onshore wind24 MW2011—Nelja Energia (4Energia)
Purtse wind farm Onshore wind21 MW2023—Enefit Green
Viru-Nigula wind farm Onshore wind21 MW2007—Enefit Green
Rummu solar farm Solar PV20 MW2023Rummu, Harju CountyEnery Development GmbH
Harju Maakond solar project X Solar PV18 MW2019——
Pakri wind farm Onshore wind18 MW2005—Enefit Green
Tamba-Mäli wind farm Onshore wind18 MW2015—UAB Ignitis Renewables
Lääne-Viru County solar project XI Solar PV17 MW2023——
Lääne-Viru Maakond solar project I Solar PV16 MW2020——
Tooma wind farm Onshore wind16 MW2010—Enefit Green
Valga Maakond solar project IV Solar PV16 MW2021——
Harju Maakond solar project I Solar PV14 MW2023——
Esivere I wind farm Onshore wind12 MW2020——
Viljandi County solar project VIII Solar PV12 MW2023——
Põlva Maakond solar project I Solar PV12 MW2023——
Tallinn Harju County solar project I Solar PV11 MW2020Tallinn—
Tartu Maakond solar project IV Solar PV11 MW2020——
Tartu County solar project XIX Solar PV11 MW2024——
Järva County solar project I Solar PV10 MW2024——
Pärnu Linn Pärnu Maakond solar project Solar PV9.4 MW2018Pärnu linn—
Rapla Maakond solar project I Solar PV9.1 MW2021——
Viljandi Maakond solar project I Solar PV8.8 MW2021——
Viljandi Maakond solar project II Solar PV8.6 MW2021——
Valga Maakond solar project I Solar PV8.1 MW2021——
Pärnu Maakond solar project IV Solar PV7.9 MW2024——
Pärnu Maakond solar project III Solar PV7.5 MW2024——
Narva Ida-Viru Maakond solar project III Solar PV7.4 MW2021Narva—

Biggest projects in the pipeline

ProjectTypeStatusCapacityExpectedRegion
Saare Liivi wind farmOffshore windPre-construction4.8 GW2028—
Saare 2.1 wind farmOffshore windPre-construction1.6 GW2030—
Liivi 2 wind farmOffshore windAnnounced1.4 GW2035—
Saare wind farmOffshore windPre-construction1.4 GW2031—
Elwind wind farmOffshore windPre-construction1 GW2033—
Gulf Of Riga wind farmOffshore windPre-construction1 GW2032—
Tuul wind farmOffshore windAnnounced1 GW——
Liivi 1 wind farmOffshore windAnnounced900 MW2035—
Saare 1 wind farmOffshore windPre-construction900 MW2033—
Saare 2.2 wind farmOffshore windPre-construction840 MW——
Respect Energy Offshore wind farmOffshore windAnnounced820 MW2032—
Risti solar farmSolar PVUnder construction244 MW2027—
Saare 3 wind farmOffshore windAnnounced149 MW——
Estiko Raadi solar farmSolar PVUnder construction100 MW—Raadi, Tartu County
Püssi wind farmOnshore windPre-construction39 MW——
Maima wind farmOnshore windPre-construction31 MW2028Tallinn

Frequently asked questions

What is the largest solar farm in Estonia?
The largest operating solar facility in Estonia in this dataset is Kirikmäe solar farm, with about 77 MW, in operation since 2024.
What is the largest wind farm in Estonia?
The largest operating wind facility is Sopi-Tootsi wind farm (Põhja-Pärnumaa), at about 255 MW, operating since 2024.
How much solar capacity does Estonia have?
Utility-scale solar facilities tracked by Global Energy Monitor total 1 GW in operation in Estonia (#49 worldwide in this atlas), plus 344 MW under construction. Rooftop and small solar systems are not included, so national statistics including them are usually higher.
How much wind power capacity does Estonia have?
688 MW of wind farms are operating (688 MW onshore), ranking #46 in this atlas, with 0 MW under construction.
How many solar and wind farms are there in Estonia?
236 facilities are recorded, including operating, under-construction, planned, shelved and cancelled projects: 192 solar PV, 18 onshore wind, 26 offshore wind.
Model a plant here. Simulate a solar park at Tallinn with real NASA hourly weather in the solar calculator, or check the wind resource.

Nearby countries

United Kingdom 35.7 GWSweden 15.2 GWFinland 8.6 GWDenmark 8.3 GWNorway 5.7 GWIreland 5.1 GWLithuania 2 GWLatvia 685 MWÅland Islands 54 MWFaroe Islands 37 MW

Sources & references

  1. Global Energy Monitor — Global Solar Power Tracker & Global Wind Power Tracker (February 2026) — CC BY 4.0
  2. Global Energy Monitor — Global Wind Power Tracker — CC BY 4.0