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Solar analysis: Denver City, TX

Denver City homeowners have access to premium solar resources: 6.44 peak sun hours per day. See how this translates to real dollar savings below. Your area receives an average of 6.44 peak sun hours per day.

Solar Authority Score™
76 Good

Nearby Areas

Plains 79355 Seagraves 79359 Seminole 79360 Tokio 79376 Wellman 79378 Loop 79342
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Solar Coverage Map: Denver City, TX

6 nearby locations
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Your Estimated Benefit

$1,326 /yr
High ROI Expected
Investment Grade: A+

Verified Solar Potential

Production
8,959 kWh per year (Est.)

Payback Period

9.5 Years

Time until system pays for itself

25-Year Lifetime Savings

$20,606

Estimated net profit after system costs

Fed. Tax Credit (30%)

$5,375
Money back in pocket

Available Incentives & Rebates

Residents of Denver City may qualify for 5 active programs.

Federal Programs (Apply to Everyone)

Warning: 2026 Cliff
Inflation Reduction Act (Sec. 48E)
Benefit Value Pass-through Savings

If you lease your system (PPA), the solar company claims this credit and passes savings to you. Valid through 2032.

Warning: 2026 Cliff
Federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (ITC)
Benefit Value 30% (Expiring 2025)

30% Tax Credit for systems installed by Dec 31, 2025. CRITICAL: For 2026, this credit is set to expire for homeowner-owned systems unless extended. Leases (Third-Party) still qualify under Sec. 48E.

TX State Incentives

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Utility Rebates (Oncor/AEP)

Local rebates available via specific utility providers.

Legal Right
Solar Rights Law

HOAs cannot prohibit solar installations.

100% Exemption
Property Tax Exemption

100% of value added by solar is exempt from property tax.

Efficiency

Code: 79323
EXCELLENT Score

6.44 Peak Sun Hours / day

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Peak Sun Hours Comparison

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Bar chart comparing Denver City's 6.44 peak sun hours to the national average of 4.5 hours Denver City National Avg State Avg 6.44 hrs 4.50 hrs 5.58 hrs 0h 2h 4h 6h

Denver City receives 43% more peak sunlight than the U.S. average, indicating excellent solar production potential.

Solar Physics Simulator

Sun path trajectory for Denver City

2.2° Max Elevation
Sun path diagram showing summer vs winter trajectory in Denver City East South West Summer (June) 2.2° Altitude Winter (Dec) -22.5° Altitude

In Denver City, the sun is 24.7° lower in the sky during winter.
💡 Tip: Panels positioned at a 29.7° tilt will capture maximum energy year-round.

Why Solar in Denver City?

With 6.44 average peak sun hours and potential savings of $1,326 annually, Denver City residents have a clear path to energy independence. Local focus: Grid independence and ERCOT reliability. The next grid event isn't a question of if, but when.

True Cost Calculator

Average System Cost $17,918
🇺🇸 Federal Tax Credit (30%)
- $5,375
🏛️ TX Rebate
- $1,000
Your Net Cost
$11,543
Financial Showdown

If you had $25k... Stock Market vs. Solar

Comparing a 20-year investment in the S&P 500 versus purchasing a solar system in Denver City.

S&P 500 (Historical 7%) $60,981 Net Profit
Taxable
Solar Energy System $34,129 Tax-Free Gain
Winner 👑
Savings: $35,629 + Property Value: $16,000

Solar Outperforms by -44%

Unlike stock market gains which are taxed at ~15-20%, the money you save on electricity is 100% tax-free. Plus, solar increases your home's resale value immediately.

A moderate installer base in Denver City gives you options without overwhelming choice. Focus on companies with local track records.