It’s an “all in one” kinda deal, so trash, sewer, water, electric…
Yes, they buy power from OG&E (I think) so either they are REALLY pouring it on with trash/sewer/water, or markup on power is huge.
Study: Oklahoma sixth most energy-expensive state in America
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Yes, they buy power from OG&E (I think) so either they are REALLY pouring it on with trash/sewer/water, or markup on power is huge.
I’m talking price
The state approved a 30 YEAR hike on prices to pay for the super freeze we had a couple years ago.....we have a 30 year price hike to pay for 1 bad winter .......what happens if we get 2-3 or 5 more rough winters ??
Thats…not very much.
What’s the spread between 1-3 vs 4 if oil is 4th? It’s still a very small piece of the pie, which is my point.
Which means it must be considered into cost ...granted it isn't large but u just can't throw out the data because it is small
Yes they did, as a means to avoid cramming the full brunt of it up the ratepayers’ collective ass. It is far from perfect, but it was a creative compromise with the consumer in mind in response to a 1 in hundreds of years weather event. The other part of this is a LOT of learning & change to try to prevent it from having that affect again, even if it may not happen.
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US O&G producers have been subsidized for decades and are still being subsidized. Are you making the same claim about them?
Oklahoma’s wind subsidies are dwarfed by subsidies to the oil and gas industry
Oklahoma's wind subsidies are dwarfed by subsidies to the oil and gas industry - Oklahoma Policy Institute
One certainty about the 2017 legislative session is that tax breaks for the wind industry are going to be a prime target for lawmakers looking for ways to address the state’s short-term budget gap and long-term structural budget deficit. Close to 20 bills have been filed that would limit or...
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As do I, my opinion differs from yours.
Don’t worry they are catching upOklahoma’s wind subsidies are dwarfed by subsidies to the oil and gas industry
Oklahoma's wind subsidies are dwarfed by subsidies to the oil and gas industry - Oklahoma Policy Institute
One certainty about the 2017 legislative session is that tax breaks for the wind industry are going to be a prime target for lawmakers looking for ways to address the state’s short-term budget gap and long-term structural budget deficit. Close to 20 bills have been filed that would limit or...
WIND BLOWS A HOLE IN OKLAHOMA BUDGET - JMA Energy
Overly generous! That’s how the head of one of the nation’s largest wind energy trade associations recently described the wide array of tax incentives that the state of Oklahoma has given to the wind industry.
jmaenergy.com
We are just at the beginning of what they are going to do to schools. The Weimuller ruling by the Oklahoma Supreme Court is going to blow this deal up. We have districts with four to five years of tax protests from wind companies that is going to be lost moneyWIND BLOWS A HOLE IN OKLAHOMA BUDGET - JMA Energy
Overly generous! That’s how the head of one of the nation’s largest wind energy trade associations recently described the wide array of tax incentives that the state of Oklahoma has given to the wind industry.jmaenergy.com
Yes, our county assessor recently spoke at Rotary and stated that, at least for our county, they have yet to receive one penny from a windfarm directly. All of the money has come from the state and the second that the incentives end the windfarms start the protest bs. Looks like it will end badly.
No looking like it is. We have bond issues that are going to go up severely in the mill ages charged. We are looking at some that will double or triple
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Maybe part of the solution, but check out iron-air batteries, seems like it could be a solution to solar and wind power transmission problems.What Green energy looks like:
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