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Oklahoma Renewable Energy Policy Encounters a COVID Roadblock: 2019-2020
On the road to energy security, independence, and success, this past year Oklahoma has seen “construction” projects in the works. Renewable energy, however, hit a major roadblock in the form of the COVID-19 pandemic. Historically, Oklahoma produced most of its electricity through coal and natural ga
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