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Oklahoma

77 Counties 76 Low/Moderate Risk 1 High/Very High Risk 1 Active Moratorium
State policy: RPS on books, no enforceable target

Grade distribution

B 76F 1

Overview

Oklahoma has 77 tracked counties. 76 are graded A or B — favorable to moderate permitting conditions. The state's policy environment (RPS on books, no enforceable target) adds headwinds for renewables projects. One Oklahoma county currently has an active utility-scale solar moratorium.

All counties — sorted by risk score (best first)

County Grade Score Trajectory Moratorium
Harmon CountyB42
Harper CountyB42
Roger Mills CountyB42
Tillman CountyB42
Alfalfa CountyB42
Adair CountyB42
Cimarron CountyB42
Dewey CountyB42
Greer CountyB42
McClain CountyB42
Pushmataha CountyB42
Texas CountyB42
Washita CountyB42
Cotton CountyB42
Ellis CountyB42
Grant CountyB42
Jefferson CountyB42
Kiowa CountyB42
Okfuskee CountyB42
Woods CountyB42
Blaine CountyB42
Beaver CountyB42
Coal CountyB42
Hughes CountyB42
Johnston CountyB42
Kingfisher CountyB42
Latimer CountyB42
Love CountyB42
Choctaw CountyB43
Haskell CountyB43
Murray CountyB43
Noble CountyB43
Nowata CountyB43
Ottawa CountyB43
Sequoyah CountyB43
Woodward CountyB43
Craig CountyB43
Marshall CountyB43
Mayes CountyB43
Pawnee CountyB43
Seminole CountyB43
Caddo CountyB43
Garvin CountyB43
Jackson CountyB43
Le Flore CountyB43
McCurtain CountyB43
Okmulgee CountyB43
Pittsburg CountyB43
Atoka CountyB43
Delaware CountyB43
McIntosh CountyB43
Beckham CountyB43
Cleveland CountyB43
Custer CountyB43
Lincoln CountyB43
Oklahoma CountyB43
Stephens CountyB43
Tulsa CountyB43
Bryan CountyB43
Pontotoc CountyB43
Canadian CountyB43
Carter CountyB43
Grady CountyB43
Kay CountyB43
Major CountyB43
Osage CountyB43
Payne CountyB43
Rogers CountyB43
Cherokee CountyB44
Comanche CountyB44
Creek CountyB44
Garfield CountyB44
Logan CountyB44
Muskogee CountyB44
Washington CountyB44
Wagoner CountyB45
Pottawatomie CountyF100Active

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About SitePath scoring

Every U.S. county is scored 0–100 on solar permitting risk (lower is friendlier to development). The grade is a weighted composite of compliance stringency, market saturation, regulatory trajectory, and data uncertainty. Every figure traces back to a primary government document. Read the full methodology →

SitePath Intelligence is a research platform. Data verified as of 2026-05-27. Scores update on a quarterly review cycle.