Oncor
Oncor’s 2026 solar program
Oncor’s 2026 residential solar program had a $1,774,000 budget, first-come first-served, for systems up to 20 kW DC (and no more than 75% of the home’s 12-month peak demand). Incentives are paid to participating service providers, and the program ends at 5 p.m. CST on November 30, 2026 or when funds run out.
Who it’s for
Homes on Oncor’s delivery network — most of DFW. Co-op and city-utility customers (for example CoServ, Denton Municipal Electric or Garland Power & Light) have their own rules.
Key rules
- Systems up to 20 kW DC and no more than 75% of the site’s 12-month maximum demand.
- Paid to the participating installer, who applies on your behalf.
- The 2026 manual also included a storage option for batteries charged by the solar system.
- First-come, first-served — funds can run out before the deadline.
After the deadline
Oncor typically announces each year’s program separately. We’ll tell you at your review whether a program is open for your install date.
Frequently asked questions
Does Oncor give solar rebates?
Oncor’s 2026 residential program paid incentives through participating installers for systems up to 20 kW DC, first-come first-served, until 5 p.m. CST November 30, 2026 or when funds ran out.
Who applies for the Oncor incentive?
The participating installer applies; the incentive is paid to the service provider.