Your Texas MySolarScores
A transparent, Texas-aware solar-readiness estimate. We use a local solar-resource factor of 1550 kWh/kW-yr (≈ 4.2 peak-sun hours/day) to size your system and project savings. Estimates only — not a quote or guarantee.
Solar resource · TX
StrongProduction factor
1550 kWh/kW-yr
Peak sun hours
4.2 hrs/day
Illustrative state solar-resource factor — a transparent placeholder, not a precise PVWatts output or your utility's actual rate. Real production depends on orientation, tilt, shading, equipment, and local climate.
Location
Where is your home?
We use your ZIP to size the estimate.
Estimates use a Texas solar-resource factor and are illustrative. Not a quote or guarantee. State and local incentives are not included — check the list below.
Incentives to check
Texas solar incentive checklist
We don't invent incentive amounts. Use this checklist to verify what's currently available in Texas, then factor it into your real decision.
Texas solar compensation (net metering)
Check how Texas credits rooftop solar export — net metering or an alternative rate. Rules vary by utility and may change.
State & local solar tax incentives
Check Texas's solar tax credits, rebates, and property or sales-tax exemptions. Confirm current availability and amounts before relying on them.
Utility solar & renewable programs
Check your local utility's solar rebate or renewable-energy program — these often run separately from state incentives.
Texas energy office
Review the Texas energy office for current residential solar programs, financing, and requirements.
Federal residential solar credit
Assumed at $0 for systems installed after December 31, 2025 — the former 30% federal residential solar credit ended for those systems.
The most reliable, up-to-date source for Texas solar incentives is DSIRE — search by your state and utility.
Explore nearby states
Solar resource and incentive programs vary by region — Texas borders these states. Compare your estimate across the region.