By Mark Yates, Vice President, Advanced Power Alliance An energy revolution is underway, and Oklahoma is leading the nation in clean, cheap homegrown power. In only 15 years, Oklahoma has successfully recruited more than $20 billion in investment from the wind and solar power industry. Wind energy already meets 36% of Oklahoma’s daily electrical needs, […]
Learn MoreThe Oklahoman | Paula Burkes Published: December 12, 2019 Oklahoma is a leader in wind energy, ranking third nationally in installed capacity. The state employs roughly 6,000 workers contributing t...
Journal Record | December 27, 2019Daisy Creager Three Oklahoma wind farms are partially changing hands as 80% of owner Enel Green Power North America’s Renewable Energy Holdings has been acquired b...
Kallanish Energy | December 16, 2019 An Oklahoma-based utility has reached a settlement with state regulators and others to add 675 megawatts of wind energy in the next two years, while its sister ...
Journal Record | Daisy Creager | November 13, 2019 Renewable power production within the Southwest Power Pool reached new highs last month. Renewable resources accounted for 77% of electricity outp...
November 13, 2019 | Power Engineering ENGIE North America has selected GE Renewable Energy to supply 180 onshore wind turbines for two projects in the Plains states. The agreements include 88 2-MW ...
Journal Record | November 11 It was no surprise when oil prices spiked following the unprecedented Sept. 14 attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure. But the spike in oil prices was short-lived,...
Jack Money | The Oklahoman | November 2, 2019 When it comes to electric vehicles, fuel costs aren’t a concern. But limited ranges and limited places where the vehicles can be charged have been — un...
The Norman Transcript | November 2 Oklahoma has the cleanest and most affordable energy in the country, the state’s energy secretary said Friday. “The governor likes to talk about becom...
