Oklahoma enjoys low electricity rates and is a leader in wind energy development, with wind providing a significant portion of the state's generation.
Lowest Rates
OG&E
~11.5¢/kWh
Highest Rates
PSO
~12.2¢/kWh
Total Customers
1,450,000
across 2 utilities
Key Factors in Oklahoma
Key factors for Oklahoma include being a wind leader, having low rates, exposure to storms, and its status as an energy state.
10-13¢/kWh
OGE Energy Corp. (investor-owned)
11-14¢/kWh
American Electric Power (investor-owned)
Oklahoma is a national leader in wind energy, which significantly contributes to its generation mix and helps keep rates competitive.
The state generally benefits from some of the lowest electricity costs in the nation, driven by abundant natural gas and wind resources.
Located in "Tornado Alley," Oklahoma's grid is vulnerable to severe weather, requiring robust infrastructure and storm-hardening measures.
As a major producer of oil, natural gas, and wind power, the energy sector is a cornerstone of Oklahoma's economy and policy decisions.