Oklahoma beat out more than two dozen states to become the home of a global renewable energy company's new factory – a $1 billion-plus, industrial-scale solar panel manufacturing facility that was described by state leaders as a historic investment.
Enel North America, a leading renewable energy company, is investing over $1 billion in Oklahoma to build an industrial-scale solar cell and panel manufacturing facility in Inola.
Two major Oklahoma energy infrastructure companies are merging in a transaction valued at just shy of $19 billion.
Citizen Potawatomi Nation is focused on improving financial literacy and economic opportunities for its tribal members.
Oklahoma's attorney general is participating in a lawsuit with other attorneys general against President Joe Biden's administration over a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFW) rule that he says will harm farmers, ranchers and energy producers.
AT&T made a significant donation to Muscogee Nation students in the company's ongoing effort to expand digital connectivity across Oklahoma.
A Chickasaw Nation program is preparing young tribe members for the workforce by teaching them the skills and work ethic they will need to succeed in their future careers.
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond says he will file a lawsuit against President Joe Biden's administration if the president does not withdraw a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rule that he says will harm farmers, ranchers and energy producers.
Gov. Kevin Stitt delivered his annual State of the State address Monday, promoting an agenda focused on workforce, tax change and education and infrastructure development.
When it comes to setting the standard for innovations in the field of energy, Phillips 66 has been doing it for close to a century and they show no signs of letting up now.
Rural Oklahoma small businesses and farms can receive help with energy efficiency improvements and renewable energy projects thanks to a federal grant for which they can now apply.
Efforts to use pandemic relief funds to improve water and wastewater needs for the Port of Inola and the City of Inola have been placed on hold.
