Best Solar Stocks

Solar stocks in the covered universe — US-listed solar-energy companies (panels, developers and utility-scale solar), ranked by market capitalization. Every figure is delayed data from SEC EDGAR + Finnhub, shown with its as-of date.

• Entergy (ETR) Utilities — Regional electric utility serving the lower Mississippi Valley with a diverse generation fleet including nuclear, natural gas, and renewable assets, positioned to capitalize on data center demand growth. ask →
• ON Semiconductor (ON) Information Technology — onsemi is a specialized semiconductor company focused on intelligent power and sensing technologies that enable vehicle electrification, industrial automation, and energy-efficient AI data center infrastructure. ask →
• First Solar (FSLR) Information Technology — First Solar is the world's largest thin-film PV solar module manufacturer, offering a differentiated, non-crystalline silicon alternative for global utility-scale solar energy projects. ask →
• Wesco International (WCC) Industrials — A leading global B2B distributor providing electrical, communications, and utility products alongside comprehensive supply chain and logistics services to construction, industrial, data center, and utility customers. ask →
• Nextpower Inc. (NXT) Industrials — Nextpower is a leading global technology platform providing intelligent solar tracking and energy management systems that maximize the efficiency and reliability of utility-scale solar plants. ask →
• ARGAN INC (AGX) Industrials — Argan is a specialized engineering and construction firm delivering large-scale EPC power infrastructure projects and industrial maintenance services to support the rising demand for electricity and data infrastructure. ask →
• Everus Construction Group (ECG) Industrials — Everus is a leading national specialty contractor providing electrical, mechanical, and transmission-distribution services to commercial, industrial, renewable energy, and utility customers through a decentralized network of 15 operating companies. ask →
• Clearway Energy (Class C) (CWEN) Utilities — A publicly traded independent power producer operating a nationwide portfolio of renewable energy and battery storage facilities with long-term contracted revenue streams. ask →
• Rayonier (RYN) Real Estate — Rayonier is a timberland REIT managing 2 million acres of U.S. softwood forests and, post-merger, wood products manufacturing operations, generating revenue from timber sales, real estate development, and emerging natural capital solutions. ask →
• ORMAT TECH INC (ORA) Utilities — A vertically integrated renewable energy company generating baseload power from geothermal, solar, and recovered energy sources with expanding energy storage capabilities. ask →
• SOLV Energy, Inc. (MWH) Industrials — The second-largest solar EPC contractor in the U.S., building utility-scale renewable energy and storage infrastructure at scale for the power industry's rapid capacity expansion. ask →
• NEW JERSEY RESOURCES CORP (NJR) Utilities — Integrated utility operating natural gas distribution, storage, and transportation infrastructure alongside renewable energy investments across the northeastern United States. ask →
• LandBridge Co LLC (LB) Energy — Strategic Permian Basin landowner generating recurring royalties and surface fees from energy and infrastructure development on 315,000 acres with visibility into production trends via affiliated water midstream operator. ask →
• GRANITE CONSTRUCTION INC (GVA) Industrials — America's largest vertically integrated civil infrastructure contractor, delivering highways, bridges, tunnels, and water systems while operating its own materials production for competitive advantage. ask →
• Enphase Energy (ENPH) Information Technology — Enphase Energy builds integrated home solar, battery storage, and EV charging systems managed through a unified cloud platform, serving residential customers globally through an installer and distributor channel. ask →
• Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEPC) Utilities — A utility-scale renewable energy operator providing clean power generation through diversified hydroelectric, wind, and solar portfolios across the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. ask →
• POWER INTEGRATIONS INC (POWI) Information Technology — Power Integrations designs high-voltage power conversion semiconductors and gate drivers that enable efficient electricity conversion across renewable energy, industrial, automotive, and consumer applications. ask →
• MGE ENERGY INC (MGEE) Utilities — A regulated utility delivering electric and natural gas to south-central Wisconsin customers, transitioning its generation portfolio toward renewables while managing legacy coal and natural gas assets. ask →
• SOLAREDGE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. (SEDG) Information Technology — SolarEdge is a leading solar energy technology company that develops power optimizers, inverters, and monitoring systems to maximize photovoltaic system performance and efficiency. ask →
• SUNRUN INC (RUN) Industrials — America's leading residential solar-as-a-service provider, delivering clean energy to homeowners with no upfront costs through 20-25 year lease and power-purchase agreements. ask →
• SHOALS TECHNOLOGIES GROUP INC CLAS (SHLS) Industrials — Shoals designs and manufactures advanced electrical infrastructure solutions for utility-scale solar, battery storage, and data center power systems, helping customers accelerate deployment and improve reliability. ask →
• T1 ENERGY INC (TE) Information Technology — T1 Energy manufactures high-efficiency domestic solar modules and cells in Texas, building a vertically integrated U.S. supply chain to capture IRA tax credits and meet utility-scale decarbonization demand. ask →
• PREFORMED LINE PRODUCTS (PLPC) Industrials — Global manufacturer of specialized hardware, closures, and formed wire products that enable construction and maintenance of energy transmission, telecommunications, and renewable energy infrastructure networks. ask →
• GRAHAM CORP (GHM) Industrials — Global designer and manufacturer of mission-critical fluid, thermal, vacuum, and advanced mixing systems for defense, space, and industrial energy applications. ask →
• AMERESCO INC CLASS A (AMRC) Industrials — Ameresco delivers comprehensive energy infrastructure solutions—from efficiency upgrades and renewable generation to battery storage and EV charging—helping customers across government, utilities, and commercial sectors reduce costs and decarbonize to net zero. ask →
• CANADIAN SOLAR INC (CSIQ) Information Technology — Canadian Solar manufactures and deploys solar photovoltaic modules and turnkey solar energy systems across residential, commercial, and utility-scale markets worldwide. ask →
• ARRAY TECHNOLOGIES INC (ARRY) Industrials — Array Technologies manufactures solar tracking systems that maximize photovoltaic panel efficiency for utility-scale and commercial renewable energy projects globally. ask →
• GENIE ENERGY LTD CLASS B (GNE) Utilities — Multi-segment energy provider combining retail electricity and gas supply in U.S. deregulated markets with emerging renewable energy, solar, and commercial energy advisory services. ask →
• COMSTOCK INC (LODE) Energy — Comstock commercializes waste-to-value technologies focused on solar panel recycling and renewable biofuel production, targeting critical minerals recovery and clean energy markets. ask →
• TIGO ENERGY INC (TYGO) Industrials — Tigo Energy is a global leader in module-level power electronics and solar energy management software, optimizing energy yield and safety across residential, commercial, and utility-scale solar installations. ask →
• NeoVolta Inc. (NEOV) Industrials — NeoVolta designs and markets advanced residential energy storage systems that allow homeowners to manage their solar power consumption and provide reliable backup energy. ask →

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Data: SEC EDGAR (filings) + Finnhub (fundamentals, delayed daily-close). Figures shown with their as-of date.

Last updated 2026-07-23.

Informational only — NOT financial advice. All figures are delayed daily-close data from SEC EDGAR & Finnhub, shown with their as-of date.