There can be solar tax credits and incentives available at the federal, state and local levels. The calculator above will show you the value of all incentives your home is eligible for.
Oklahoma has some work to do to start paving a path to a cleaner energy future. With no renewable portfolio standard (RPS) in sight, there is no motivation for utility companies to comply with clean energy laws, and no offers from them to help you install solar panels on your roof. We urge anyone who cares about being part of a cleaner energy future to demand more from your state representatives.
On this page, we cover all of the solar and battery incentives, rebates and tax credits available for your Oklahoma home. We also encourage you to use the Oklahoma solar calculator above. It allows you to drill down and show only your roof and computes a savings estimate customized to how much sun you get where you live.
Learn what solar incentives are available to Oklahoma homeowners
See what Oklahoma solar incentives you qualify for based on your utility company and city
Find out how much these incentives and/or Oklahoma solar tax credits will reduce your cost to go solar and add batteries
The federal solar investment tax credit will have the biggest impact on the cost you will face to go solar in Oklahoma
If you install your photovoltaic system before the end of 2032, the federal tax credit is 30% of the cost of your solar panel system. This is 30% off the entire cost of the system including equipment, labor, and permitting.
Example: If your solar energy system costs $20,000, your federal solar tax credit would be $20,000 x 30% = $6,000.
The federal tax credit falls to 26% starting in 2033.
With net metering in some states, you get full retail rate credit for the amount of electricity you send back into the grid with your solar panels.
Net Metering requires your utility to monitor how much energy your solar power system produces and how much energy you actually consume to make sure you get credit for the surplus.
Oklahoma requires investor-owned utilities and electric cooperatives to offer net metering to all customers. All systems up to 100kW are eligible, and energy in excess of the total monthly on-site usage is credited to the customer's account at the avoided cost (around 2 to 3 cents per kWh).
While that sounds like pretty solid language, overall Oklahoma’s net metering is not strong, because the utility companies are not actually required to purchase your excess electricity generation. Customers can request that their utility purchase excess generation, but the decision ultimately rests with the company, not the customer.
While Oklahoma does not have a dedicated state rebate for solar panel installation, some manufacturers like LG offer their own solar rebates. These programs are usually time sensitive. For example, LG offers a $600 solar rebate on their equipment, which your installer can help you redeem over the next year.
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Prices based on a 11.7kW system, after 30% federal tax credit
15 solar companies in Oklahoma provide pricing on SolarReviews. Here are the best rated companies near you.
4.83 524 Reviews
Edith Reed , 1 week ago
Great bunch of guys installed our solar panels. Very friendly and knowledgeable and responsible for cleaning up after themselves. Would recommend to friends
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Edith Reed , 1 week ago
Great bunch of guys installed our solar panels. Very friendly and knowledgeable and responsible for cleaning up after themselves. Would recommend to friends
4.74 44 Reviews
Rebecca Cargill , 2 weeks ago
My daughter referred a delightful solar advisor Mark Heiliger to us, Mark came to our home we were very impressed by his professionalism, knowledge of the solar system, he showed us a graph with the placements of the solar panels and explained how it works. He explained how solar would benefit us and answered all our questions and concerns. Mark also came back out to our home and helped us download and sign up on the app, so we can see what the solar panels are producing, we have been very excited and pleased, our panels are producing more power than we have consumed. Mark did an excellent job and has checked in on us to make sure we are pleased. Our project coordinator Jackson Winn made sure we got emails on our different phases getting permits for our system and helped us through the process. He was very helpful, professional and was available for any questions. Our installer Sage and his team along with the David the electrician also did an excellent job installing our panels. They were very organized, polite and was willing to answer my husbands questions. They are a local company and definitely strive for excellence. The whole process only took 6 weeks to be up and running.
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Rebecca Cargill , 2 weeks ago
My daughter referred a delightful solar advisor Mark Heiliger to us, Mark came to our home we were very impressed by his professionalism, knowledge of the solar system, he showed us a graph with the placements of the solar panels and explained how it works. He explained how solar would benefit us and answered all our questions and concerns. Mark also came back out to our home and helped us download and sign up on the app, so we can see what the solar panels are producing, we have been very excited and pleased, our panels are producing more power than we have consumed. Mark did an excellent job and has checked in on us to make sure we are pleased. Our project coordinator Jackson Winn made sure we got emails on our different phases getting permits for our system and helped us through the process. He was very helpful, professional and was available for any questions. Our installer Sage and his team along with the David the electrician also did an excellent job installing our panels. They were very organized, polite and was willing to answer my husbands questions. They are a local company and definitely strive for excellence. The whole process only took 6 weeks to be up and running.
4.59 28 Reviews
Mike Green, over 1 month
My Solar System 6 months In After the Freeze last February, I was desperate to find a solution for our electrical outages in the Texas Grid. The problem was I live in all electric neighborhood, with strict deed restrictions. This eliminated a generator and made solar the most viable option. The problem occurred when looking for the best installation option. If you’re looking at solar, you have probably discovered there is no limit, to the companies that will slap panels on your roof and be gone tomorrow. It is incredibly complex process, that needs a team of knowledgeable individuals. There are city permits, homeowner association approvals, and most all feasibility measurements. What I wanted was an experienced company, with specialist in critical areas, and a credible relationship with all of their vendors. I found this in Astrawatt Solar. Astrawatt Solar took measurements of the Sun on my roof and used a software program to compute the potential Solar output from my roof. I really admired the fact, that Astrawatt would not sell a system that could not produce adequate solar energy. The most remarkable thing was that the owner of the Houston site, and the owner of the company took a personal interest in my installation. They were incredibly concerned that I have power in case of an outage. They really wanted me to be able to get an adequate battery set up and have the Solar power to run it during outages. Systems are designed to fit the greatest needs of their customers. They bent over backwards to make sure 2 5KW batteries were affordable to give me a more than adequate backup system. For less than the price of a generator, and none of the maintenance cost, I have enough reserve energy to power my house for days of outage. It was so nice to have them explain which panels they would use and why, and which batteries would work best for me. The best part of this process was that they explained all my choices, and what costs would be involved. The results is I have a beast of a system that has great production, and I have an incredible back up system for a power outage. I chose to get a Lumin panel that will allow me to control my usage during a power outage, and get the most from my available power. I not only got these things but the software and training to use them to their maximum potential. Let us talk about why I really like my decision to go with Astrawatt. After the installation one of the panels was bad. There speed of repair was amazing. I was included in an email to the vendor and kept apprised of each step to get my panel in and installed. The new panel was installed and working before my system was commissioned. Before leaving after commissioning, I was given a laminated troubleshooting sheet and a phone number to contact in case of any problems. The system has been working for 6 months now, and they always respond promptly to my questions. We also hit a major snag when my old electrical box did not meet current code. This was an endearing moment when they offered to replace the box at close to their cost. I know this because I researched what another electrical company would charge to replace it. My bid was less than 60% of the other companies price. You don’t get this kind of service unless you have a local connection with a true investment in the community. The last thing that impressed me was each one of the companies that had to give approval, had a representative that the project manager was on a first name basis with. Needless to say, I got a high quality install, with the security I need and a 3.5% to 5% return on my capital investment. The bonus of having advice on how to tweak the system to get remarkable preparedness for coming power failures. What most people are curious about would be how does the beast work in Houston climate. I was commissioned on November 2, which could not be a worse scenario, for a Houston home. My first bill was $8.00 followed by $85.00 and $158.00. What I was seeing was I got into the shortest days of the days and the inefficiency of electric heat. Starting in March the bills were -$0.89 and $9.05. Currently I am using between 15 and 20KW from the grid and exporting between 25 and 30kw a day. The summer months will definitely give more than enough surplus to pay for the winter. This is the most important part, if we get rolling blackouts during the summer heat, or long term outage from storms we will have an incredible amount of power. In the oppressive heat the system produces between 8 and 10 kw hrs and I am using a maximum of 3Kws an hr. During peak usage I am sending enough electricity downline to power 2 other houses. In summary, I got a huge prize for my investment. It is enouh energy to offset my electrical usage for a year. It takes a strain of my neighborhood, during peak usage, and it pays me more interest than if I had left the money in the bank. I also get the peace of mind, that my wife will be comfortable during any power outage. Most importantly, if I need warranty work, I am confident Astrawatt will be there and give me incredible service. It is good for the country, kind to the grid, gives me security, and is an incredible capital investment.
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Mike Green, over 1 month
My Solar System 6 months In After the Freeze last February, I was desperate to find a solution for our electrical outages in the Texas Grid. The problem was I live in all electric neighborhood, with strict deed restrictions. This eliminated a generator and made solar the most viable option. The problem occurred when looking for the best installation option. If you’re looking at solar, you have probably discovered there is no limit, to the companies that will slap panels on your roof and be gone tomorrow. It is incredibly complex process, that needs a team of knowledgeable individuals. There are city permits, homeowner association approvals, and most all feasibility measurements. What I wanted was an experienced company, with specialist in critical areas, and a credible relationship with all of their vendors. I found this in Astrawatt Solar. Astrawatt Solar took measurements of the Sun on my roof and used a software program to compute the potential Solar output from my roof. I really admired the fact, that Astrawatt would not sell a system that could not produce adequate solar energy. The most remarkable thing was that the owner of the Houston site, and the owner of the company took a personal interest in my installation. They were incredibly concerned that I have power in case of an outage. They really wanted me to be able to get an adequate battery set up and have the Solar power to run it during outages. Systems are designed to fit the greatest needs of their customers. They bent over backwards to make sure 2 5KW batteries were affordable to give me a more than adequate backup system. For less than the price of a generator, and none of the maintenance cost, I have enough reserve energy to power my house for days of outage. It was so nice to have them explain which panels they would use and why, and which batteries would work best for me. The best part of this process was that they explained all my choices, and what costs would be involved. The results is I have a beast of a system that has great production, and I have an incredible back up system for a power outage. I chose to get a Lumin panel that will allow me to control my usage during a power outage, and get the most from my available power. I not only got these things but the software and training to use them to their maximum potential. Let us talk about why I really like my decision to go with Astrawatt. After the installation one of the panels was bad. There speed of repair was amazing. I was included in an email to the vendor and kept apprised of each step to get my panel in and installed. The new panel was installed and working before my system was commissioned. Before leaving after commissioning, I was given a laminated troubleshooting sheet and a phone number to contact in case of any problems. The system has been working for 6 months now, and they always respond promptly to my questions. We also hit a major snag when my old electrical box did not meet current code. This was an endearing moment when they offered to replace the box at close to their cost. I know this because I researched what another electrical company would charge to replace it. My bid was less than 60% of the other companies price. You don’t get this kind of service unless you have a local connection with a true investment in the community. The last thing that impressed me was each one of the companies that had to give approval, had a representative that the project manager was on a first name basis with. Needless to say, I got a high quality install, with the security I need and a 3.5% to 5% return on my capital investment. The bonus of having advice on how to tweak the system to get remarkable preparedness for coming power failures. What most people are curious about would be how does the beast work in Houston climate. I was commissioned on November 2, which could not be a worse scenario, for a Houston home. My first bill was $8.00 followed by $85.00 and $158.00. What I was seeing was I got into the shortest days of the days and the inefficiency of electric heat. Starting in March the bills were -$0.89 and $9.05. Currently I am using between 15 and 20KW from the grid and exporting between 25 and 30kw a day. The summer months will definitely give more than enough surplus to pay for the winter. This is the most important part, if we get rolling blackouts during the summer heat, or long term outage from storms we will have an incredible amount of power. In the oppressive heat the system produces between 8 and 10 kw hrs and I am using a maximum of 3Kws an hr. During peak usage I am sending enough electricity downline to power 2 other houses. In summary, I got a huge prize for my investment. It is enouh energy to offset my electrical usage for a year. It takes a strain of my neighborhood, during peak usage, and it pays me more interest than if I had left the money in the bank. I also get the peace of mind, that my wife will be comfortable during any power outage. Most importantly, if I need warranty work, I am confident Astrawatt will be there and give me incredible service. It is good for the country, kind to the grid, gives me security, and is an incredible capital investment.
Randy Gornbein, over 1 month
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4.25 5 Reviews
Anonymous, over 1 month
We moved here in May of 2015. We bought a nice property that needed updating. So we did a full upgrade of the entire property. The main house is roughly 3,000 sq ft. and the guest house is 1000 sq ft. Our first energy bill was over 600 dollars. We decided to do some research on alternate energy sources. We contacted numerous Solar companies, and chose Delta Energy. From our first conversation we knew this was the company for us. The most professional people I have dealt with in a long time. They installed my system in only three days;was supposed to have taken six days. Now my energy bills are around 250.00 every month, and it is steadily going down. They come highly recommended from us. We are very satisfied...
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Anonymous, over 1 month
We moved here in May of 2015. We bought a nice property that needed updating. So we did a full upgrade of the entire property. The main house is roughly 3,000 sq ft. and the guest house is 1000 sq ft. Our first energy bill was over 600 dollars. We decided to do some research on alternate energy sources. We contacted numerous Solar companies, and chose Delta Energy. From our first conversation we knew this was the company for us. The most professional people I have dealt with in a long time. They installed my system in only three days;was supposed to have taken six days. Now my energy bills are around 250.00 every month, and it is steadily going down. They come highly recommended from us. We are very satisfied...
4.23 9 Reviews
Ryan G, over 1 month
I compared a half dozen quotes, and Radical was easily the cheapest per watt. The install was quick and painless, the panels look great on the house. Ted answered all my questions quickly and guided the process smoothly. I'll be recommending them to everyone who will listen.
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Ryan G, over 1 month
I compared a half dozen quotes, and Radical was easily the cheapest per watt. The install was quick and painless, the panels look great on the house. Ted answered all my questions quickly and guided the process smoothly. I'll be recommending them to everyone who will listen.
4.10 684 Reviews
Marianne Weyand, 1 day ago
We’ve been very pleased with ION solar so far in the process. Starting with our initial meeting with Garet, who was super friendly, patient and professional as he explained how the process works, ION has taken care of every step since. The communication has been great and the panels went up relatively quickly and smoothly. We are excited to start using them. I would recommend this company if you are considering solar.
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Average cost (5kW system)
$19,000 ($3.80 per watt)
Marianne Weyand, 1 day ago
We’ve been very pleased with ION solar so far in the process. Starting with our initial meeting with Garet, who was super friendly, patient and professional as he explained how the process works, ION has taken care of every step since. The communication has been great and the panels went up relatively quickly and smoothly. We are excited to start using them. I would recommend this company if you are considering solar.
3.93 2 Reviews
Anonymous, over 1 month
Kudos to everyone at Francis for the attention to detail and professionalism you brought to our job. Thanks to you, we are one step closer to reaching our dream of being clean and green. And enjoyed meeting everyone from sales to installation to management. Francis is not only an exceptional installer, but also a great community partner and corporate citizen.
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Anonymous, over 1 month
Kudos to everyone at Francis for the attention to detail and professionalism you brought to our job. Thanks to you, we are one step closer to reaching our dream of being clean and green. And enjoyed meeting everyone from sales to installation to management. Francis is not only an exceptional installer, but also a great community partner and corporate citizen.
3.75 1 Reviews
Ferrari Feria, over 1 month
How do I begin? Amber, Ashley, and Rick are absolutely awesome! My experience with them has been absolutely incredible so far! However, I am still in the middle of installation. I will update this post when the install ion is complete and after a couple months. For now, I highly recommend them!!
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Ferrari Feria, over 1 month
How do I begin? Amber, Ashley, and Rick are absolutely awesome! My experience with them has been absolutely incredible so far! However, I am still in the middle of installation. I will update this post when the install ion is complete and after a couple months. For now, I highly recommend them!!
3.75 1 Reviews
Wes, over 1 month
I have worked with Off Grid Enterprises on multiple Solar and wind projects. Each time They were very knowledgeable and professional to rehire them multiple times for other projects. Pieter is my got to guy for anything that is solar related. That's why I call them The A Team!!!
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Wes, over 1 month
I have worked with Off Grid Enterprises on multiple Solar and wind projects. Each time They were very knowledgeable and professional to rehire them multiple times for other projects. Pieter is my got to guy for anything that is solar related. That's why I call them The A Team!!!