Expectations of energy alternatives are riding on the Oklahoma breeze
The question is not whether wind power is coming to Oklahoma .
It’s here.
And attendees at a wind power conference in Oklahoma will explore just how much wind power is coming to Oklahoma.
"The wind industry is developing rapidly and Oklahoma can become a sustainable energy powerhouse,” said Natalie Shirley , Oklahoma’s secretary of commerce and tourism.
"Much as we’ve...
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