Oklahoma ice storms power switch to solar home
In the last nine years, ice storms have created more destruction than tornadoes, costing the state more than $1 billion in damages, according to the Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives .
After extended periods without running water or electrical power, more and more homeowners are looking to solar energy.
"We are seeing a lot more people turning to solar homes because of the ice storms,” said...
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