Norman

Your OG&E Bill Is Going Up. Solar Locks It Down.

OG&E just approved a $126.6M rate increase hitting Cleveland County homeowners. Solar plus battery storage locks in your energy cost before the next one.

Your Utility

What Norman Homeowners Are Paying OG&E

$126.6M

Rate increase approved

OCC approved Nov 2024 (2-1 vote)

~$13

Monthly increase per home

6.6% residential rate jump

2026

Next rate case expected

OG&E filing June 2026 to Jan 2027

Local Solar

Why Norman Is One of Oklahoma's Best Cities for Solar

Norman sits in Cleveland County, served by OG&E. With 235+ sunny days per year and OG&E's net metering program, solar panels here produce real savings. Excess energy you generate goes back to the grid, and OG&E credits your bill.

The math is straightforward. A typical Norman home with a $180 monthly OG&E bill will pay over $46,000 to the utility over 15 years at current rate trends. OG&E rates are up 33.6% since 2020. A solar system pays for itself in 8-12 years, then produces free electricity for 13-17 more.

We handle every step: site assessment, system design, permitting with the City of Norman, OG&E interconnection and final inspection.

235+

Sunny days per year

Oklahoma ranks #8 nationally for solar

8-12

Year cash payback

Then free electricity for 13-17 more years

4.1%

Home value increase

Zillow study, national average

Equipment

What We Install in Norman

Solar Panels

Tier 1 hail-rated panels designed for Oklahoma weather. 25+ year manufacturer warranty. Sized to your actual usage.

Learn about panels

Battery Storage

Keep your home powered during outages. Options from Tesla, FranklinWH and EG4 to match your budget and backup needs.

Learn about batteries

SPAN Smart Panel

Control every circuit from your phone. Prioritize what stays on during an outage. Replaces your old breaker panel.

Learn about SPAN

How It Works

From Quote to Power in 5 Steps

Free Consultation

We review your OG&E bills, assess your roof, and design a system sized to your actual usage. You leave with a clear proposal and timeline.

Custom Design

Our engineers design your system using satellite imagery and your energy data. You see exactly what you're getting before signing anything.

Permits & Approvals

We handle all City of Norman permits, HOA approvals, and OG&E interconnection paperwork. You sign, we do the rest.

Installation

Most residential installs complete in 1-2 days. Our crews are backed by 50 years of construction heritage. 10-year workmanship warranty.

Activation

After final inspection and OG&E meter swap, your system goes live. You start generating your own power and earning net metering credits.

See the Numbers

What Will You Pay OG&E Over 15 Years?

Enter your monthly bill and see what you'll pay OG&E over the next 15 years at current rate trends.

Your Monthly Electric Bill

Ready to see what solar saves in Norman?

No obligation. We'll show you the numbers for your specific home and OG&E usage.

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Common Questions

Norman Solar FAQ

How does net metering work with OG&E? +

OG&E's net metering program credits you for excess solar energy you send to the grid. When your panels produce more than your home uses (common during sunny afternoons), that energy flows to the grid and your meter effectively runs backward. You receive a bill credit at a blended rate that covers energy, fuel and purchased power charges (not the full retail rate, which also includes delivery and fixed fees). At the end of each billing cycle, you only pay for the net energy you consumed.

How long does solar installation take in Norman? +

The physical installation typically takes 1-2 days for a residential system. The full timeline from signed contract to system activation is usually 6-10 weeks, which includes engineering, permitting with the City of Norman, equipment procurement, installation, inspection, and OG&E meter swap.

What about Oklahoma hail and severe storms? +

We install Tier 1 panels rated to withstand 1-inch hail at 50+ mph. These panels are tested to IEC 61215 standards and built for climates like Oklahoma. Your panels are also covered under your homeowner's insurance.

Do I need a new roof before going solar? +

If your roof has less than 10 years of life remaining, we recommend replacing it first. We handle roofing and solar as one project, which saves you money and keeps everything under one warranty.

What's the payback period for solar in Norman? +

For a cash purchase, most Norman homeowners see payback in 8-12 years. After that, the electricity your system produces is essentially free for the remaining 13-17 years of panel life (panels carry 25+ year warranties). Financed systems typically have monthly payments that match or beat your current OG&E bill from day one.

Do you handle permits and OG&E paperwork? +

Yes. We handle every piece of paperwork: City of Norman building permits, structural engineering, OG&E interconnection application and final inspection coordination. You sign the initial agreement and we manage the rest through activation.

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