Oklahoma Solar Panels: Pricing and Incentives

Solar power FAQs

• How much does a solar panel system cost in Oklahoma?

  The cost of solar panels varies based on the size of your home, energy consumption, roof orientation, solar panel type, and other factors. You could pay between $12,286 to $45,013 for a system size ranging from 4.1 kW to 9.75 kW, before applying federal tax credits and other incentives.

• Is solar power a good investment in Oklahoma?

  While the initial costs can be expensive, you gain long-term savings. The federal tax incentive allows you to take a 30% credit off the initial expense, lowering your tax liability for the year. You also gain energy savings each month because you’re using a renewable energy source instead of relying on your utility. Lastly, solar panels can boost your home value by an average of $15,000.

• How much could I save by investing in solar?

  Savings will mostly depend on your household’s energy consumption and solar system size. Oklahoma residents paid an average electricity bill of $ $143.91 as of October 2022. Using the national median, you could save about $17,400 after owning a solar system for 20 years.

• Where can I find a good solar panel installer in Oklahoma?

  Once you fill out the solar energy form, we pair you with a local installer. It eliminates the guesswork of finding a reputable installer since we do the homework for you.

• How does solar power help the environment?

  Solar panels do not produce greenhouse gases or cause pollution. By going solar, you gain a sustainable energy source that reduces your home’s carbon footprint and can provide you with energy savings.