Oklahoma City · OK
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Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City homeowners pay $13,000–$19,500 for a typical 7 kW solar system in 2026. The federal 30% residential tax credit expired December 31, 2025; Oklahoma's property tax and sales tax exemptions remain active. At OG&E (Oklahoma Gas and Electric)'s rate of $0.118/kWh, most systems pay back in 10–15 years.
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5.5 hrs/day
Peak Sun Hours
$1,100/yr
Avg. Annual Savings
10–15 yrs
Payback Period
$13,000–$19,500
Avg. System Cost
2026 update: The 30% federal residential solar tax credit (Section 25D) expired December 31, 2025. Homeowners purchasing systems in 2026 cannot claim it. Solar leases and PPAs are the exception — the installer can still claim commercial credits and pass savings through in the monthly rate. Full 2026 ITC guide →
About Solar in Oklahoma City
Why Oklahoma City Homeowners Are Going Solar in 2026
Oklahoma City has excellent solar potential at 5.5 peak sun hours per day — among the best in the Midwest. However, OG&E's avoided-cost net metering (rather than full retail-rate) limits the financial return on excess generation. Oklahoma has no state income tax credit for solar. Despite these limitations, OKC's high sun hours and property/sales tax exemptions make it a worthwhile solar market with payback periods of 10–15 years.
Key solar facts for Oklahoma City
- 5.5 peak sun hours per day
- OG&E (Oklahoma Gas and Electric) average rate: $0.118/kWh
- Average monthly bill: $150
- Popular system size: 7 kW
- Permit timeline: Oklahoma City solar permits typically take 2–4 weeks through the City of Oklahoma City Development Services. Oklahoma County jurisdictions vary. HOA approval (if applicable) can add 2–6 weeks.
Active Incentives
Oklahoma City Solar Incentives in 2026
Oklahoma Property Tax Exemption
Property TaxSolar installations are exempt from Oklahoma property tax assessment. The added home value from solar is not taxed.
Value: Varies
Oklahoma Sales Tax Exemption
Sales TaxResidential solar equipment is exempt from Oklahoma's 4.5% state sales tax, saving approximately $585–$878 on a typical system. Local sales taxes may still apply.
Value: Varies
OG&E Net Metering (Avoided-Cost Rate)
Net MeteringOG&E credits excess solar generation at the avoided-cost rate (lower than retail). This limits the financial benefit of oversizing your system.
Value: Varies
Net Metering in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma net metering credits excess generation at the avoided-cost rate rather than the full retail rate, which limits financial returns. Systems up to 100 kW qualify.
Solar Leases & PPAs in Oklahoma City
Solar loans and cash purchases are the most common financing options in this market. Lease/PPA availability varies by installer.
How much does solar cost in Oklahoma City?
Detailed cost breakdown, financing options, and payback analysis for Oklahoma City homeowners.
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Common Questions
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