
High Sun Hours, Growing Solar Market
$950–$1,300/yr
Avg. Annual Savings
5.2 hrs/day
Peak Sun Hours
10–15 years
Payback Period
$13,000–$19,500
Avg. System Cost
Overview
Oklahoma averages 5.2 peak sun hours per day — above the national average. With no state income tax credit and the federal ITC expired, payback periods of 10–15 years are typical. Oklahoma's high solar resource partially compensates for the limited incentive environment, making it one of the better value markets in the South-Central US.
Benefits
Oklahoma homeowners save an average of $950–$1,300/yr after going solar.
Oklahoma offers property tax exemptions, net metering credits, and other state-level incentives that reduce your net cost. The federal 30% ITC expired Dec 31, 2025.
Solar panels increase your home's resale value — and are excluded from property tax in most states.
Lock in your electricity rate and protect against rising utility costs for 25+ years.
Available Incentives
Solar energy equipment is exempt from Oklahoma's 4.5% state sales tax.
Oklahoma Gas and Electric offers retail-rate net metering for residential solar customers. Credits roll forward monthly.
The federal solar tax credit expired December 31, 2025 — here's what that means for Oklahoma homeowners and what options remain.
The 30% federal residential solar tax credit expired Dec 31, 2025. No federal credit is available for systems installed in 2026. Oklahoma has no state income tax credit for solar.
Solar energy equipment is exempt from Oklahoma's 4.5% state sales tax, providing upfront savings. Oklahoma's 5.2 peak sun hours per day partially compensates for the limited incentive environment.
Oklahoma Gas and Electric offers retail-rate net metering for residential solar customers. Credits roll forward monthly. PSO also offers net metering in eastern Oklahoma.
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