Updates - Energy Matters!

The Alliance for Secure Energy’s policy director, Jennifer Springer, authored an op-ed examining the contrasting regulatory frameworks governing Tulsa's water and electric utilities.

I recently reviewed the September 4, 2026 public comments filed with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission by Nick Coffey, a Democrat political candidate.  I felt compelled to file reply comments because of the inaccuracies and misstatements contained in Mr. Coffey’s filing and the lack of understanding of the law and facts.

The Alliance for Secure Energy is disappointed that the Oklahoma Corporation Commission voted 2-1 to ignore state law and dismiss a request that would have saved Oklahoma saved Oklahoma electric customers over $170 million.

Oklahoma has a distinct advantage in the affordable and reliable energy it provides for businesses, industry and families. With the passage of SB 998, our state is even better equipped to invest in critical energy infrastructure while saving electric customers millions of dollars on new generation.

With the conclusion of the first half of the 60th Oklahoma Legislature, energy policy was a top issue addressed by the legislature and state leadership. Energy policy written into law this session will help advance Oklahoma by promoting savings in electric costs as well as make Oklahoma more competitive in recruiting business and expanding our home-grown companies.