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Louisiana Solar, Wind & Battery Moratorium Tracker

County-by-county record of moratoriums, bans, project rejections, and other restrictions on utility-scale clean energy in Louisiana5 tracked actions, each linked to the source that reported it. See our Louisiana clean energy guide for market context, and the methodology for how entries are sourced and labeled.

Which counties in Louisiana have solar, wind, or battery moratoriums?

As of August 2026, CleanPowerDaily tracks 5 restrictive actions against utility-scale clean energy in Louisiana, spanning 3 counties plus statewide policy: 1 moratorium, ban, or restriction, 1 project rejection, and 3 other actions such as withdrawals or litigation.

CountyActionsTechnologyMost recent
Calcasieu County1Solar
Iberville County2Battery Storage, Solar
Washington County1Solar
Statewide1Solar

Free to cite with attribution to CleanPowerDaily and a link to this page. Full methodology and the machine-readable dataset are on the national tracker.

Statewide Louisiana Actions

Solar
Project Rejected
Reported

In rural communities, fears amplified by ‘AI slop’ and social media hamper solar boom

Misinformation spread via AI-generated social media content derailed a solar project in rural Louisiana that had promised millions in local tax revenue. Community fears amplified by bots and neighbors led to the project's defeat.

Source: Grist · Our coverage

Calcasieu County, Louisiana

Solar
Proposed
Reported

Proposed 4,700-acre solar farm draws opposition from state rep., Moss Bluff residents

A proposed 4,700-acre solar farm in Moss Bluff, Louisiana is drawing opposition from residents and a state representative who is seeking a statewide moratorium on large solar projects.

Source: KPLC 7 News · Our coverage

Iberville County, Louisiana

Battery Storage
Moratorium
Reported

Louisiana parish imposes 2-year battery storage freeze after fire fears, resident pushback

The Iberville Parish Council approved a two-year moratorium on industrial battery storage projects following fire fears and resident pushback.

Source: The Cool Down · Our coverage

Solar
Proposed
Reported

Residents oppose Entergy's 200 MW Cypress Harvest solar project in Plaquemine

Plaquemine

Plaquemine Post South reported about 70 residents opposed Entergy's proposed 200 MW, roughly 1,660-acre Cypress Harvest Solar Project, citing property values, flooding and groundwater concerns after learning of the plan on social media less than a week earlier.

Source: Plaquemine Post South · Our coverage

Washington County, Louisiana

Solar
Proposed
Reported

Parish Council will consider solar moratorium in special meeting Thursday

The Washington Parish Council is considering a temporary moratorium on solar farm approvals in a special meeting.

Source: The Era-Leader · Our coverage

Spot an error or a missing action? Send a correction. Entries labeled Reported reflect press coverage and have not yet been editor-verified against the underlying record.