Solar Buyback Plans in Texas

Send your extra rooftop solar back to the grid and receive bill credits through eligible electricity plans. Rates vary by ZIP and Transmission & Distribution Utility (Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas, TNMP). Always review the Electricity Facts Label (EFL) before you enroll.

Compare Plans by ZIP

Not all plans include solar buyback. Check the EFL for details on credits and caps.

How Solar Buyback Works

  • Your solar powers your home first, then excess flows to the grid.
  • Export credits depend on provider and TDU (Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP Texas, TNMP).
  • Credit type (1:1, rate-based, or capped) is in the plan’s EFL.

What to Check in the EFL

  • Export credit rules and caps.
  • Base or minimum usage fees.
  • Renewable content.

Compare ZIP-Specific Plans

  • Click “Compare Plans by ZIP” to view all options in your area.
  • Availability varies by TDU territory.
  • Look for solar buyback details in the EFL.

FAQ: Solar Buyback in Texas

Which providers offer solar buyback?

Availability changes. Enter your ZIP on the plans page to compare current options. Always review the plan’s EFL for details.

Do credits roll over month to month?

Some plans allow rollover, others apply credits only in the current billing cycle. Rules are in the EFL.

Is there a minimum system size?

Some plans require interconnection approval via your TDU. System sizing and caps are explained in the EFL.

Can I get 1:1 credit for exports?

Some plans offer 1:1 credits up to a cap. Others use a set buyback rate. Check the EFL for exact terms.