Harnessing Oklahoma's abundant wind to generate electricity makes more sense than ever. It conserves our non-renewable resources for other uses. It helps protect our natural environment. And it's good for the local economy. Get clean, renewable Oklahoma wind power for your home or business for just pennies extra per month Where else can you generate so much good for so little? Click here to learn more about WindChoice. WindChoice: Pure Oklahoma wind power. For Oklahomans. Exclusively from PSO. Public Service Company of Oklahoma Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) has served Oklahoma's electric energy needs since the company's incorporation in May 29, 1913. PSO today serves over 530000 customers in 230 cities and towns across 30000 square miles of eastern and southwestern Oklahoma. PSO is headquartered in Tulsa, with regulatory and external affairs offices in Oklahoma City. The company's distribution operations are organized into three districts: Tulsa, Lawton, and McAlester. PSO is part of the American Electric Power system, which is one of the largest electric utilities in the United States, delivering electricity to more than 5 million customers in 11 states. AEP ranks among the nation's largest generators of electricity, owning nearly 38000 megawatts of generating capacity in the US AEP also owns the nation's largest electricity transmission system, a nearly 39000-mile network that includes more 765-kilovolt extra-high voltage transmission lines than all other US <b>...</b>
In the News:
SIC budget cuts: live Shetland News We shall try and bring you live updates. 18:26 Sutherland is asked for the final figure that's been saved. Draw on reserves is just £1m more than they started with. Josie Simpson thanks everyone for their hard work. The meeting is over. and more » |
Nuclear's back with new clarity Yale Daily News He is so passionate that he's currently writing a book on energy in North Korea and China. When asked a question about the technical nuances of the global nuclear energy debate, Parisi nods, says “OK,” and commences to explain thoroughly. |
Wonkbook: Romney, Gingrich clash at GOP debate Washington Post (blog) Later Thursday, at an event at Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora, Colo., outside Denver, Mr. Obama touted his administration's support for alternative energy, particularly through the military. The president highlighted a Navy announcement that it will ... and more » |
 New Republic | Stop Feeling Sorry for the Middle Class! They're Doing Just Fine. New Republic The long-term unemployed are captured in these snapshots month after month, the equivalent to churchgoers who never miss service. In contrast, those with brief spells of joblessness cycle into and out of unemployment. They constitute a relatively small ... and more » |
 MinnPost.com | Pulling STEM out of compartments and into students' everyday lives MinnPost.com By Sharon Schmickle | Published Fri, Feb 3 2012 8:15 am While covering important events in our civic and cultural life, journalists typically focus on facts, controversies, issues and their impact. They rarely look through the lens of understanding ... and more » |
Tweets:
New Post: Public Service Company of Oklahoma Asks . . . Is renewable energy important to you? http://t.co/WfdgK3Fc
freealternativ1
No comments:
Post a Comment