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Published: September 12, 2007
Energy plan turns nature into money
By Zachary Warmbrodt
Major energy players in government and business are trying to chart a billion-dollar wind frontier with Oklahoma in the middle.

They say the biggest hurdle to harnessing the region's renewable, clean and lucrative gusts is the transmission of the energy. Electricity transmission lines in rural areas, such as the Oklahoma Panhandle , are too small to satisfy the needs of population centers like Oklahoma City and ...

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