Off-grid power, designed around your needs.
For properties where the utility isn’t practical, or where you want to be more self-reliant. We’ll tell you plainly whether off-grid or grid-connected makes more sense for you.
Start with a load listIs off-grid right for you?
Off-grid is the right answer for some properties and the wrong one for many. Here’s how to tell.
Off-grid often makes sense when
- No utility line reaches your property
- Extending power lines would cost more than a solar system
- You need power at a remote well, barn, shop, or cabin
- Your co-op pays very little for power you send back to the grid
Staying connected is usually better when
- A utility line already serves your home
- You want the lowest total cost
- You want backup power, not full independence
Off-grid is a different design from grid-connected solar with a battery. It needs more panels and more battery, because there’s no grid to fall back on.
How we design it
Four steps, and you see everything in writing.
List what you run
Appliances, pumps, tools, lights. We help you build the list and add up the power.
Size for the hardest weeks
Not the average day. We design around short winter days and cloudy stretches.
Plan for backup generation
If it makes sense, a generator covers long cloudy stretches, so the battery bank doesn’t have to be oversized.
Get it in writing
Your proposal shows the total cost, what the system should produce, and what it can and can’t run.
Where off-grid power fits
A few common situations.
Remote home or cabin
Full-time or weekend power where the grid doesn’t reach.
Well pump and water
Reliable water for a home, livestock, or irrigation.
Barn or shop
Lights, tools, and equipment without running new utility service.
Farm and ranch
Power for the places on your land that are far from the meter.
Electric co-op members
Many Oklahoma electric co-ops pay far less for power you send back than they charge for power you use. If that’s your situation, we can compare grid-connected solar, solar with a battery, and off-grid side by side, so you can see which one makes sense.
What to send us
- What you want to power
- Your property address or location
- Your current power source, if any
What it costs
Every off-grid system is different, so we quote each one custom, based on what you need to power.
Send us your load list and location, and we’ll give you a clear price before you commit to anything.
Start with what you need to power.
Tell us about your property and your loads, and we’ll give you an honest recommendation.