Landowners lose another round in OG&E’s plans for power line
WOODWARD — A group of northwestern Oklahoma landowners have lost another legal battle with Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. over condemnation issues associated with the planned construction of a high-voltage power line.
OG&E wants to construct the 112-mile-long, 345-kilovolt transmission line to move electricity generated by wind power from an area near Woodward to Oklahoma City .
A group of landowne...
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