Global Power Plants Set to Come Online in 2026 Include Major Projects in Saudi Arabia, US, China, and Angola
In 2026, over 2,152 power plants globally are expected to be commissioned, including significant projects like Saudi Arabia's Neom Green Hydrogen Solar PV Park and the SunZia Wind Project in the US. Key developments span various energy sources, including wind, solar, coal, nuclear, hydro, and geothermal, reflecting a shift toward decarbonization amid rising electricity demand.
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More than 2,152 power plants are projected to come online globally in 2026, showcasing diverse energy sources. The Neom Green Hydrogen Solar PV Park in Saudi Arabia will be the largest, with a capacity of 4GW, combining renewable power generation and green hydrogen production.
The SunZia Wind Project in New Mexico, US, will be the largest onshore wind project at 3.5GW. China's Zhongwei Coal Fired Power Plant expansion will add 2.64GW. South Korea's Saeul 3 and 4 reactors will contribute 2.8GW. Other projects include the Caculo Cabaça hydroelectric station in Angola and the Hell's Kitchen Geothermal Project in California.
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