Oklahoma’s Trusted Experts in Solar
Expertly crafted solar systems powering Oklahoma’s commercial success
Why Techsico?
Our expert team delivers tailored commercial solar installations that maximize cost savings, enhance energy independence, and boost your environmental credentials.
Sustainable Success: Helping Oklahoma Businesses with Solar
Empowering Oklahoma businesses with sustainable energy solutions, one solar panel at a time. We’re not just installing systems – we’re building a brighter, cleaner future for our local economy and environment.
Techsico Solar Specialty:
- Lower Energy Costs
- Environmentally Friendly
- Elevate your business investment
- Energy Independence
We’re here to help!
How much money can my organization save with a commercial solar power system?
The savings depend on factors such as system size, energy consumption, and local electricity rates. Commercial solar can significantly reduce operating costs, with some businesses seeing up to 30% increase in electricity costs from 2020 to 2022.
Is my building or site appropriate for solar?
A site expert will evaluate factors including:
Available roof and parking lot space
Nearby land for ground-mounted arrays
Sun angle and shading
Building integrity
Permitting concerns
Grid interconnection requirements
Can a commercial solar system be adapted if energy needs change?
Yes, solar systems are flexible and can often be increased in size to accommodate changing energy needs. This might be necessary if a company electrifies its fleet, increasing electricity usage, or if it wishes to install an energy storage system.
How do solar charging stations work for EVs?
Solar panels convert sunlight to DC electricity, which an inverter changes to AC for EV charging. The AC electricity goes to a distribution board, with surplus stored in batteries or fed to the grid. A smart EV charger uses this solar-generated electricity to charge EVs directly or from batteries.
How many solar panels are needed to charge an EV?
The number depends on the vehicle's battery size, driving habits, and panel efficiency. For a UK-based example:
Nissan Leaf (40kWh battery): 8-10 panels (370W each)
Tesla Model 3 (60kWh battery): 9-11 panels
Kia e-Niro (64kWh battery): 9-12 panels