In Oklahoma, utilities news means rate adjustments, infrastructure updates, regulatory decisions and grid reliability. This page covers the systems that power and service the state.
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission postponed action on Public Service Company of Oklahoma's rate request, with commissioners set to meet again Thursday.
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October 31, 2026
Oklahoma Voters to Decide 5th District Race November 3Republican Stephanie Bice and Democrat Jena Nelson compete for the seat ahead of the upcoming general election.
October 28, 2026
OGE Energy Raises 2026 Earnings OutlookThe company also boosted its multiyear investment plan by $555 million to support new energy storage and transmission projects.
October 28, 2026
Oklahoma to Restructure 211 Service Oversight BoardA new law taking effect November 1 will consolidate the Oklahoma 211 Collaborative board.
October 26, 2026
Oklahoma Lineworkers Electrify Rural Guatemala VillagesCooperative volunteers recently completed an international project to bring electricity to two remote rural communities.
October 26, 2026
Boles, Eastman to Compete for Oklahoma Commission SeatVoters will decide the next state utility regulator in the November 3 general election.
October 23, 2026
TransAlta Sells Oklahoma Wind Stake for $305 MillionThe company offloaded 49% of its local wind portfolio while expanding its gas-fired power generation assets.
October 16, 2026
Oklahoma Lawmakers Review Renewable Tax ExemptionsThe House Appropriations and Budget Committee is examining the impact of manufacturing property tax breaks on local jurisdictions.
October 12, 2026
Boles and Eastman to Seek Commission SeatCandidates will face off in the November election for the vacant Oklahoma Corporation Commission position.
October 10, 2026
Oklahoma Utility Crews Dispatched to FloridaPublic Service Company of Oklahoma crews are heading to Florida to help restore power following Hurricane Isaias.
October 7, 2026
Lawsuit Over 2021 Winter Utility Costs Moved to TrialRecent legal developments have cleared procedural hurdles to advance a case regarding high natural gas prices.
Regular subjects here include rate increase requests, grid performance during extreme weather, rural broadband expansion projects and renewable energy transition plans. Coverage reaches from the state capital to the rural counties where infrastructure and service needs vary significantly. Seasonal heat and storm events highlight the tension between long-term grid hardening and day-to-day service stability. Regulatory oversight and the balance between infrastructure investment and consumer costs remain the most frequent drivers of public interest.
