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Documented savings from twelve months of utility billing data.

7 rooftop arrays · Beggs, OK · 435.1 kW DC

Beggs Public Schools

Beggs operates seven separately metered buildings across its Okmulgee County campus, together drawing more than 768,700 kWh and over $94,400 a year. Techsico Solar designed and installed seven rooftop arrays — from a 7.7 kW system on the Technology Education building to 162.8 kW on the Elementary School — handling engineering, permitting, and installation end to end with no disruption to the school year.

$71,249/yr

Utility bill savings (75%)

602,621 kWh

Annual grid reduction

435.1 kW DC

Combined capacity

~405 t

CO₂ avoided per year

Utility spend reduction by building

Elementary	162.8 kW	86%
Bus Barn	44.55 kW	95%
VoAg	48.4 kW	74%
Middle School	88 kW	71%
Tech Ed	7.7 kW	60%
High School	55 kW	59%
Field House	28.6 kW	48%

Rooftop array · Shidler, OK · 314.1 kW DC

Shidler Public Schools

This rural Osage County PK–12 campus was drawing over 626,700 kWh and spending more than $63,000 a year on grid electricity. Techsico Solar designed and installed a 314.1 kW grid-tied rooftop system spanning multiple interconnected roof sections, sized to the building's electrical service and load profile — one of the district's largest facility upgrades, delivered without disrupting the school year.

$41,860/yr

Utility bill savings (66%)

299,100 kWh

Annual grid reduction

314.1 kW DC

Rooftop capacity

~201 t

CO₂ avoided per year

Portfolio results summary

Pre-solar spend	Main campus	$63,296.01
Post-solar spend	Main campus	$21,436.28
Annual difference	Main campus	$41,859.73

Figures compiled from utility meter billing records provided by the districts and Techsico Solar project documentation. CO₂ avoided calculated with EPA avoided-emissions factors.