Bill aims to bring competition to Oklahoma's electricity market
House Bill 1602 by Rep. Ryan Martinez would give business owners and homeowners the option to choose their electricity provider, rather than having one assigned based on geography.
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House Bill 1602 by Rep. Ryan Martinez would give business owners and homeowners the option to choose their electricity provider, rather than having one assigned based on geography.
If the measure passes, it would give commercial and industrial customers currently within OG&E or PSO territories the option of purchasing electricity from other vendors beginning in January 2025.
A group frustrated by the state’s rapidly rising electricity costs is calling on leaders to end Oklahoma’s existing monopoly system and introduce consumer choice for industrial and commercial users.
OKLAHOMA CITY — A group frustrated by the state’s rapidly rising electricity costs is calling on leaders to end Oklahoma’s existing monopoly system and introduce consumer choice for industrial and
An effort to bring choice to the electricity marketplace is back with a focus on next legislative session.