1. Solar Millennium Ridgecrest  250 megawatts

2. Beacon Solar Energy  250 megawatts

3. Abengoa Mojave Solar 1  250 megawatts

4. Hidden Hills Solar  500 megawatts

5. Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System  370 megawatts

6. Calico Solar  664 megawatts

7. City of Palmdale Hybrid Gas-Solar  570 megawatts (520 MW natural gas, 50 MW solar)

8. Victorville 2 Hybrid Power  563 megawatts (513 MW natural gas, 50 MW solar)

9. Desert Sunlight Solar Farm  550 megawatts

10. Desert Harvest  150 megawatts

11. Rice Solar Energy  150 megawatts

12. Solar Millennium Palen  484 megawatts

13. Genesis Solar Energy  250 megawatts

14. McCoy Solar  750 megawatts

15. Solar Millennium Blythe  1,000 megawatts

16. Rio Mesa Solar  750 megawatts

17. Imperial Valley Solar  709 megawatts

18. C Solar West  250 megawatts

19. C Solar South  200 megawatts

20. Mt. Signal Solar Farm No. 1  600 megawatts

21. Centinela Solar Energy  275 megawatts

 Sources: Sources: ESRI, U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, California Energy Commission, BrightSource Energy, Basin and Range Watch. Graphics reporting by Julie Sheer. Graphic and illustrations by Doug Stevens.Credits: Interactivity by Brady MacDonald. Programming by Anthony Pesce.Published: Feb. 3, 2012