Arizona's fastest-growing city by percentage, Buckeye's wave of new home construction is creating one of the state's largest solar opportunities. Served by APS at 15.3¢/kWh — with a 13.99% increase pending in 2026 — and with homes averaging 2,500+ sq ft, the typical Buckeye installation offsets $200–280/month in electricity costs at statewide average pricing of $2.13/watt.
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Arizona's fastest-growing city by percentage, Buckeye's wave of new home construction is creating one of the state's largest solar opportunities. Served by APS at 15.3¢/kWh — with a 13.99% increase pending in 2026 — and with homes averaging 2,500+ sq ft, the typical Buckeye installation offsets $200–280/month in electricity costs at statewide average pricing of $2.13/watt.
Buckeye's far west valley location delivers some of the highest solar production rates in Maricopa County — fewer trees, minimal urban shading, and 301 sunny days per year. New-construction homes here increasingly include solar-ready conduit from the builder, reducing installation cost and timeline. APS credits exported solar at $0.076/kWh locked for 10 years. Compare vetted Buckeye solar installers below to get competing quotes.