Tennessee solar and wind ordinances by county

5 counties with figures quoted from their own ordinances. 1 of 1 moratoria and bans on file in force. Plus the state law that applies.

Updated October 2026

Counties

Solar figures as each county's ordinance states them. Open a county for wind and battery storage rules, conditions, and the sentence each figure comes from.

Solar ordinance figures by county in Tennessee
CountyRules readProperty lineHomesMax heightMin lotMoratorium or ban
Dyer CountySolar, Windn/an/an/a40 acresNone on file
Greene CountySolar50 ftlease/property line300 ftfrom the corner of the residential dwelling to the closest solar arrayn/an/aNone on file
Haywood CountySolarn/a500 ftn/a150 acresFAR DistrictNone on file
Maury CountySolar, Windn/an/a20 ftn/aNone on file
Moore CountyNonen/an/an/an/aIn force
Tipton CountySolar, Windn/a500 ftn/a50 acresNone on file

Every Tennessee figure in one spreadsheet

36 figures from 6 counties, each with its quote, source, date read and any condition. 1 of those places is not on this site. Plus the moratorium or ban on file and Tennessee state law.

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Moratoria and bans in Tennessee

County, town and township moratoria and bans, each checked against the adopting document.

Solar and wind moratoria and bans in Tennessee
PlaceTypeCoversStatusRuns toSource
Metropolitan Government of Lynchburg and Moore CountyMoratoriumNew large-scale ground-mounted solar energy systems (GSES) in Moore County; excludes personal use under 0.25 acre and the approved Silicon Ranch projectIn forceFebruary 17, 2030DocumentChecked October 7, 2026

Tennessee state law

What state law says about local solar, wind and storage rules. Each statement links the law or official source it comes from.

What local government decides

Solar siting is decided locally. The state certificate described in the inventory is for wind only.

Tenn. Code Ann. (DOE and Berkeley Lab inventory, June 2024). Source

Screen sites across Tennessee

Basepoint checks each parcel against these rules along with grid, land and environmental data, and keeps the source for every figure.