Oklahomans push back on transmission projects, even as the state's energy needs continue to grow

StateImpact Oklahoma
30/01/2025 4 min Episodio 338
Oklahomans push back on transmission projects, even as the state's energy needs continue to grow

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Oklahomans are using more and more electricity. But as energy companies meet with landowners to build the needed infrastructure, opposition is growing. KOSU’sAnna Pope reports for StateImpact on one transmission project troubling Oklahomans. This story was co-reported by KOSU’s Graycen Wheeler.Mentioned in this episode:Social Media tags

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