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Compare Moore Solar Against OG&E Rate Changes

Start with recent bills, current utility rules, roof and electrical conditions, modeled production, project cost and backup-load requirements.

Your Utility

What Moore 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

Local Solar

Why Moore Homeowners Are Going Solar

Moore sits in Cleveland County and is served by OG&E. A properly designed battery can supply selected loads during an outage, but runtime depends on capacity, load, state of charge and available solar production.

Solar can reduce the electricity a home buys from the utility, but the result depends on usage, roof and shade conditions, system design and current export rules. A useful proposal explains modeled production, project cost, financing terms and remaining charges against the current Oklahoma utility-rate context.

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

62K+

Moore residents

Cleveland County, south OKC metro

USAGE

Start with recent bills

Use actual consumption

MODEL

Review production and payback

Check every assumption

How It Works

From Quote to Power in 5 Steps

01

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.

02

Custom Design

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

03

Permits & Approvals

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

04

Installation

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

05

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

Illustrate 15 Years at a 5% Annual Increase

Enter a monthly bill to see one rate-growth scenario. This is not a forecast of OG&E rates or future usage.

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See solar options for Moore homes.

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

Ask About Moore Solar

Common Questions

Moore Solar FAQ

How does net metering work with OG&E? +
OG&E's net metering program can credit eligible excess solar energy sent to the grid. The meter records electricity delivered to and received from the utility. Review the current credit method, fixed charges and interconnection terms before sizing a system.
How will data centers affect my electric bill? +
Large electric loads can change utility planning and infrastructure needs. Review the current Oklahoma data-center tracker for project status and the utility-rate tracker for approved household impacts. Solar can reduce purchased electricity, but it does not eliminate fixed charges or prevent rate changes.
What about Oklahoma hail and severe storms? +
Hail test results vary by panel model. Ask for the proposed module's current test report and mounting requirements. Confirm coverage, deductible, exclusions, notification requirements and any premium change with your insurer.
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. Coordinating roofing and solar keeps the roof, attachments and installation scope together.
What's the payback period for solar in Moore? +
Payback depends on recent usage, modeled production, current OG&E rules, project cost, roof and electrical conditions, financing terms and stated rate assumptions. Review the property-specific estimate and do not treat it as a guarantee.
Do you handle permits and OG&E paperwork? +
Yes. We handle every piece of paperwork: City of Moore 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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