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Crews responded to downed power lines and outages across Oklahoma.

In approving the deal, commissioners issued a barrage of accusations and personal attacks directed against one another.

Oklahomans on the hook to pay billions of dollars in fuel costs, may never know who made the most from the storm.

An Australian energy company has purchased land in Ardmore with plans to build a liquid hydrogen production facility there in coming years.

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission on Tuesday heard oral arguments on the joint stipulation agreement in response to a request from AARP.

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Avoiding the next energy crisis By: Kathryn McNutt The Journal Record February 26, 2021 Energy experts discuss the road to the future in protecting the electrical system during Friday’s JR/Now webinar. (JR Screenshot) Oklahoma residents learned getting electricity into their homes isn’t as simple as flipping a light switch when the demand skyrocketed in mid-February amid serious supply issues. “For the first time the general public is beginning to realize through this storm the...

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A coalition of state and federal officials, regulators and private companies serving Oklahomans are working to mitigate the size of the bills coming in the next

Updated: 1:00 PM CST Feb 18, 2021 KOCO Staff Southwest Power Pool announced that as of 9:30 a.m. Thursday, it’s no longer under an energy emergency alert. This means controlled rolling power outages are not likely at this time in Oklahoma, which are implemented when SPP increases the Energy Emergency Alert to a Level 3. Due to continuing high loads and other implications of severe cold weather, officials said SPP remains in a period of conservative operations until 10 p...