HB 4060 — Plug-In Solar Device Consumer Access Act
Sponsored by: Rep. Trey Caldwell
Passed Committee
pipeline complete
Passage Likelihood
60%
Passed House Utilities Committee 8-0. Bipartisan support. Oklahoma is a conservative state but the bill has Republican sponsors. Utility opposition from OG&E and PSO is the main risk. Session ends May 29.
Session Deadline
May 29, 2026
Legislative calendar cutoff
Expected Timeline
Senate committee assignment expected April 2026. Full passage possible by May 2026 if utilities don't block it.
Prohibits utilities from requiring interconnection agreements for certified plug-in solar devices. Allows self-installation without permits.
If passed: self-install certified plug-in solar systems without OG&E or PSO approval.
Law not yet enacted. Oklahoma utilities currently require interconnection agreements.
No state solar rebate or tax credit currently available in Oklahoma. Net metering available through OG&E and PSO for traditional grid-tied systems. The federal 30% ITC (Section 25D) expired December 31, 2025.
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