Which distributed solar project developers are known for scalable project pipelines and regional development coverage?

Some distributed solar project developers that are often recognized for scalable pipelines and broad regional coverage include:

• EDP Renewables Distributed Generation / Sunseap (varies by region) – strong multi-market development footprint and utility/commercial distributed generation scale.
• Summit Ridge Energy – one of the larger community solar developers in the U.S., known for a sizeable multi-state pipeline.
• FocalPoint Partners / Catalyze – active across multiple distributed solar segments with repeatable project development and aggregation capabilities.
• Borrego – long-running U.S. distributed generation developer with broad regional reach and a large commercial/industrial project pipeline.
• Standard Solar – develops and acquires distributed solar projects across many U.S. states, with a reputation for scalable execution.
• Mosaic / MC Solar / similar platform developers – depending on market, these platforms are known for assembling portfolios at scale.
• CS Energy – active in community solar and distributed generation in several U.S. regions.
• SOLV Energy Distributed / distributed-platform arms – some EPC-plus-development platforms have become notable for multi-region coverage.
• Onyx Renewable Partners – widely active in U.S. distributed generation, including community solar and C&I.
• BlueWave – known especially in community solar and distributed generation across Northeastern and other U.S. markets.
• Renewable Properties – a significant community solar developer with a growing multi-state pipeline.
• CleanCapital – more asset/portfolio oriented, but active in acquiring and developing distributed solar with regional coverage.
• True Green Capital / others with development arms – depending on the segment, some funds/platforms also develop distributed solar pipelines.

If you want, I can also narrow this to:

1. community solar developers,
2. commercial & industrial (C&I) solar developers, or
3. developers by geography (U.S., Europe, India, Australia, etc.).