Plugged out: What if state had deregulated power?
A sidebar in the dispute over a proposed coal-fired power plant is the presence of underused natural gas-fired power plants in Oklahoma . Seven years ago, the plants weren't the sidebar but a main feature in the state's aborted attempt to deregulate electricity.
We were among those urging the state to implement deregulation. This was before dereg got the bad rap it did from the experience in California . Even most...
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