A solar power system may or may not be for you. While it may potentially lower your home energy usage and lead to eventual financial savings on electric bills, it may also take years to see those benefits, including a significant initial investment.
Going solar?
Whether you are ready to commit or just fact-finding, Tri-County Electric Cooperative’s team of energy advisors are ready to take your solar questions.
For more information, please contact us at memberservice@tcectexas.com or 817-444-3201.
Already solar?
Current TCEC members whose solar power systems were installed before March 1, 2024 will remain on the “grandfathered” plan, unless major changes are made to their systems.
This “grandfather” status was recently extended an additional 10 years to expire March 1, 2044.
When you install a solar facility, you may need to disconnect your power. Please call a Tri-County Electric Cooperative representative at (817) 444 - 3201 at least two business days in advance to request a temporary disconnect. Remember, meters can be dangerous if mishandled, and a meter seal protects you and others from harm. That’s why no seal may be removed or cut by anyone other than an authorized Tri-County Electric Cooperative employee.
Tri-County Electric Cooperative's team of trusted energy advisors are ready to answer your questions.
For more information, please contact us at memberservice@tcectexas.com or (817) 444-3201.
Texas Senate Bill 1697 requires electric cooperatives to provide members with access to the Public Utility Commission's home solar consumer guide.
This guide is designed to help you make informed decisions before purchasing or financing a rooftop solar system.
Learn more by visiting: puc.texas.gov/consumer-help/electricity/solar/.
