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Knowledge base · 5 answers · reviewed November 13, 2026

DFW Local Guide: Utilities, Cities & Climate

Oncor vs co-ops vs city utilities, what DFW’s climate means for solar, and local questions homeowners ask most.

Who are the electric utilities in Dallas–Fort Worth?

Oncor delivers power to most DFW addresses, and residents there choose a retail electric provider. Some cities run their own utilities, such as Garland Power & Light and Denton Municipal Electric, and electric co-ops such as CoServ serve parts of Denton, Collin and nearby counties. Solar rules, buyback and interconnection depend on which one serves your address.

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Is DFW a good place for solar?

Yes — North Texas gets strong year-round sunshine, and a well-oriented DFW system can produce roughly 1,400–1,500 kWh per kW per year as a planning figure. Hot summers line up high production with high AC demand. Hail, trees and roof age are the local factors to check carefully.

Sources: NREL PVWatts Calculator

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How does Texas rank for solar?

Texas ranks #2 in the U.S. for installed solar and #2 for energy storage capacity, and it led the nation in new solar installed in the first half of 2026. Most of that is utility-scale, but residential solar plus batteries is growing quickly as homeowners look for bill control and backup.

Sources: SEIA — Texas state solar overview (June 2026)

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Which DFW counties do you serve?

We serve homeowners across Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, Kaufman, Ellis, Johnson and Parker counties, plus nearby North Texas cities. Enter your ZIP in the free savings check and we’ll confirm your utility and options for your exact address.

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Does CoServ offer a solar rebate?

As of our last review, CoServ did not offer a solar rebate; as an electric co-op it sets its own rules and charges for distributed generation members. Check CoServ’s current distributed-generation rules for your address — we review this during your free consultation.

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Key facts

Texas national solar ranking#2 for installed solar · #2 for energy storage

SEIA state overview. Texas was also #1 for new solar installed in the first half of 2026 (3.44 GW). (as of 2026-06)

SEIA — Texas state solar overview (June 2026)