Solar Lighting Incentives in Oklahoma

Oklahoma has always been a state to look towards the future. As the name implies, the “Sooner State” has a history of staking its claim and innovating its surroundings. With a breadth of natural resources at its disposal, why not take advantage of a free abundant source of energy that won’t fail you in even the most severe weather conditions? By installing Greenshine solar lights you can immediately—and at almost any time of the year—start saving on your energy costs and join in on this growth.

Oklahoma is on track to adopting more and more renewable energy technologies in the coming decade. Oklahoma city currently ranks number 8 on the list of most solar potential cities. Due to this growing demand from OKC to Tulsa, numerous incentives and opportunities have arisen. Federal Investment Tax Credits (ITC) can save you 30% on the cost of installing outdoor solar powered lights. Other tax rebate and loan programs are also available and you can consult your local power company for more information.

There are more incentives to keep money in your pocket beyond these! Commercial solar powered lighting saves you time and money by avoiding trenching and wiring which can tear up your streets and bank account. For comparison trenching for original power lines may cost you $75,000 while our services run on average of $45,000. That’s a savings of $30,000! Not to mention the additional year-over-year saving costs of installing solar-lighting.

Greenshine New Energy makes it easy to install solar powered lighting for your business or municipality. There has never been a better time to switch to outdoor solar power lighting and reap the benefits of the Oklahoma sun.

Solar Lighting Incentives in Oklahoma

1) Local Option - County Energy District Authority

https://programs.dsireusa.org/system/program/detail/3534

Property-Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing effectively allows property owners to borrow money to pay for energy improvements. Oklahoma authorizes counties to create County District Energy Authorities. The Authorities are authorized to issue notes and bonds, seek out public and private lenders, or apply for grants and loans from other governmental entities in order to establish and fund local PACE programs.