Local Clean Power
in Oklahoma
Oklahoma & Solar Energy
Oklahoma is a national leader in solar energy, having installed over 99.6 MW of solar projects, enough energy to power 11,517 homes. The solar industry has invested over $189 million in solar and provides 868 jobs in the state. Oklahoma currently ranks 45th for solar installations and is on pace to install more than 2,877 MW over the next five years.*
*Source: Solar Energy Industries Association, www.seia.org
Oklahoma & EDF Renewables
EDF Renewables has a long history of working with utilities across Oklahoma and is now partnering with the Grand River Dam Authority to deliver renewable solar energy in Stillwater, Cushing, Claremore, Miami, Sallisaw, Siloam, Skiatook, Stilwell, and Tahlequah. EDF Renewables is actively pursuing additional land holdings and offering competitive leases providing long-term stable income to landowners.
Oklahoma Footprint
Economic benefits from EDF Renewables projects in Oklahoma since 2016
Landowners
With today's focus on renewable energy sources, your land is more valuable than ever. You have the opportunity to maximize profits by leasing your property for solar development, while retaining most of your land for existing or other uses. EDF Renewables welcomes the opportunity to explore the benefits of developing a renewable energy partnership with you.
For the past 35 years, we have worked with hundreds of communities across the country building long-standing relationships with local leaders and neighbors. Our projects provide jobs, tax revenues, landowner payments and other sources of local economic development. EDF Renewables is committed to our host communities for the life of the project as a developer in the early stages and throughout as a long-term Operations & Maintenance provider.
Predictable, Long-Term Revenue Stream
Leasing your land for a Solar Project
provides you an additional revenue
stream. Long-term lease agreements
provide a reliable and passive income
source benefiting landowners and
their families for generations.
Dual Land Use
Solar projects can incorporate a
bee pollinator habitat and, in some
cases, accommodate grazing of small
livestock like sheep.
Community Benefits
We are fully committed to the
communities in which we work. Our
renewable energy projects generate
significant tax revenue, create jobs
and stimulate community investment.
Clean Energy
Landowners are hosting clean,
American-made energy that benefits
their own communities. Renewable
energy also reduces our country’s
dependence on foreign fuel.
What We Do
We are a market-leading, independent power producer and service provider, delivering: wind (onshore and offshore), solar photovoltaic, storage, and electrical vehicle charging.
Interested in working with EDF Renewables?
We would like to hear from you.
Dan Ryan
Associate Director-Strategic Developments, Distribution-Scale Power