County-by-county record of moratoriums, bans, project rejections, and other restrictions on utility-scale clean energy in Alabama — 4 tracked actions, each linked to the source that reported it. See our Alabama clean energy guide for market context, and the methodology for how entries are sourced and labeled.
As of August 2026, CleanPowerDaily tracks 4 restrictive actions against utility-scale clean energy in Alabama, spanning 1 county plus statewide policy: 1 moratorium, ban, or restriction, 0 project rejections, and 3 other actions such as withdrawals or litigation.
| County | Actions | Technology | Most recent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baldwin County | 3 | Solar | |
| Statewide | 1 | Solar |
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AL.com reported that Sen. Greg Albritton filed SB354, which could impose a one-year statewide moratorium on solar facility construction, alongside SB358 on county permitting authority, following resident opposition to a solar farm in Stockton, Baldwin County.
The Stockton zoning referendum passed, establishing zoning for the area and potentially triggering a 180-day development moratorium relevant to a proposed solar project.
Stockton voters weighed in on a zoning referendum that, if passed, would trigger a 180-day development moratorium in the area where a solar project is moving forward.
Stockton
AL.com reported the Baldwin County Commission on April 7 certified a resident petition forcing a June 30 zoning referendum in Stockton, driven by opposition to Silicon Ranch's proposed $350 million, 2,000-acre solar farm.
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