Major Oklahoma utilities plan to supply 10 percent of their electricity from turbines

 
BY RANDY ELLIS | Published: February 6, 2009   

Public Service Co. of Oklahoma Thursday announced it has signed long-term agreements to buy about 198 megawatts of wind energy from two new wind farms planned for western Oklahoma.

photo - Oklahoma utility customers will have access to power from two more wind farms planned for the state. Photo Illustration
Oklahoma utility customers will have access to power from two more wind farms planned for the state. Photo Illustration

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The announcement means Oklahoma’s two largest electric utilities, PSO and OG&E Energy Corp., each soon expect to pass a major milestone by generating more than 10 percent of their...
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