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2017 Arcadia wind farm project gaining new attention

Matt McCabe The proposal is circulating on social media, drawing new attention to plans which started in 2017. But agencies involved with wind energy say the proposal is still far from a reality.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Plans For Power Storage Facility Would Impact Hundreds Of Oklahoma Residents

Tess Maune Thousands of acres of private land and more than 500 homes are at stake with the proposal to build a hydroelectric storage facility along Oklahoma's Kiamichi River.

Oklahoma Farmers Face Setback As Judge Dismisses Lawsuit To Order Restoration Of Land

News 9 A federal judge dismisses a lawsuit filed by a group of Oklahoma farmers whose land was allegedly damaged by a natural gas pipeline in 2019. The farmers just west of Oklahoma City, claim the Midship Pipeline destroyed their farmland and are still waiting for it to be restored.

Okla. Farmers File Lawsuit To Force Midship Pipeline To Clean Up Land

News 9 Local farmers are taking on a federal agency and national pipeline company after trash started washing up on their farms. A consulting firm filed a lawsuit on behalf of 35 Oklahoma farmers and landowners.

Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against 2 Natural Gas Companies, Alleging Inflated Prices During 2021 Winter Storm

News 9 Attorney General Gentner Drummond has filed a lawsuit against two natural gas companies, saying they 'artificially inflated natural gas prices' during a large winter storm in 2021.

U. S. House Passes Liquid Natural Gas Bill

Alex Cameron The bill, “Unlocking our Domestic LNG Potential Act,” would limit the president’s influence on liquid natural gas exports by giving the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission the “exclusive authority” to approve LNG projects. The Oklahoma delegation is 100 percent behind it.

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Midship Pipeline Continues Cleanup In Oklahoma Amid Ongoing Investigation into Buried Debris

News 9 Landowners in an ongoing battle with the Midship Pipeline company, after debris continues to show up on their land.

Midship Pipeline Continues Cleanup In Oklahoma Amid Ongoing Investigation into Buried Debris

News 9 Landowners in an ongoing battle with the Midship Pipeline company, after debris continues to show up on their land.

DHS "Very Concerned" About White Nationalist Attacks On Power Grid

North Carolina County Declares State Of Emergency After 'Deliberate' Attack Causes Widespread Power Outage

CBS News Moore County, North Carolina, has declared a state of emergency as power outages continue after a "deliberate" attack over the weekend in which gunfire damaged two substations.

North Carolina County Declares State Of Emergency After 'Deliberate' Attack Causes Widespread Power Outage

CBS News Moore County, North Carolina, has declared a state of emergency as power outages continue after a "deliberate" attack over the weekend in which gunfire damaged two substations.

Environmental Groups Sue US Over Puerto Rico Dredging Plan

Associated Press The Center for Biological Diversity filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the U.S government, accusing it of endangering wildlife and humans as it prepares to dredge and expand Puerto Rico’s biggest bay to accommodate massive tankers that will serve a new liquid natural gas terminal.

Environmental Groups Sue US Over Puerto Rico Dredging Plan

Two Ohio Coal-Burning Power Plants Bite The Dust

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Electricity company Dayton Power & Light said on Monday it would shut down two coal-fired power plants in southern Ohio next year for economic reasons, a setback for the ailing coal industry but a victory for environmental activists.

Two Ohio Coal-Burning Power Plants Bite The Dust

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New Natural Gas Pipeline Proposed For Oklahoma

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A new, natural gas pipeline may be built across Oklahoma. Cheniere Midstream Holdings is looking to build a 200-mile long pipeline from Okarche in central Oklahoma to Bennington in southeast Oklahoma.