Community Solar Growth TCEC launched a community solar program in 2015 as a pioneering utility-led project in Oklahoma, indicating strong member engagement and a proven platform for expanding solar subscriptions and monthly bill credits. This presents an opportunity to cross-sell additional solar subscriptions, storage partnerships, or related energy services to existing subscribers and new members.

Broad Service Footprint Serving roughly 12,500 members over 23,000 meters across multiple states with a 5,000 mile distribution network signals potential for scalable product offerings, including smart grid services, demand response programs, and fiber-enabled connectivity initiatives aligned with the planned $50M fiber investment previously announced.

Fiber Infrastructure Historical $50 million investment in a fiber optic network suggests readiness for high-bandwidth solutions, managed Wi‑Fi, cybersecurity services for critical infrastructure, and business/enterprise connectivity offerings that could be packaged to ratepayers and local businesses.

Community & Compliance Active involvement in community initiatives and adherence to cooperative principles (Concern for Community, Touchstone Energy affiliation) creates opportunities for strategic partnerships with local authorities, schools, and small businesses for sponsored programs, grant-aligned projects, and public safety collaborations.

Digital & Security Readiness Adoption of a modern tech stack (AWS, Google Cloud, Drupal/WordPress, New Relic, Cisco) indicates maturity in IT operations and data capabilities, enabling upsell of managed IT services, cloud-based monitoring, and cybersecurity solutions to ensure reliability and resilience of the distribution network.