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Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) submitted a filing designed to minimize the impacts that dramatic increases in fuel costs could have on customer bills.

More than 100 Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) employees and contractors today are on their way to Texas to assist sister company AEP Texas restore electricity to customers impacted by that state’s ongoing power emergency.

TULSA, Okla. (February 16, 2021) – Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) implemented an emergency load reduction plan at the request of the organization responsible for managing the regional electricity grid, the SPP. 

TULSA, Okla. (February 15, 2021) – Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) is calling on customers to reduce energy use after receiving notice this morning of an Energy Emergency Alert Level 3 (EEA L3) from the Southwest Power Pool (SPP).  In emergency situations, SPP may require utilities in the region, including PSO, to initiate a series of planned outages to prevent widespread, lengthy outages.

Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO), acting upon a request of the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), is asking all customers to implement energy conservation measures to mitigate the risk of worsening conditions with power supplies in the region. 

Although a major winter storm is bearing down on the state, Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) says it is not expecting widespread or lengthy power outages, but is prepared all the same.

In 2020, Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) employees responded to more requests for emergency assistance than at any time in recent history.

Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) continues to rank high among the top of all U.S. providers after receiving its best-ever score in the 2020 J.D. Power Electric Utility Residential Customer Satisfaction Study^SM.

Beginning with the January 2021 billing cycle, Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) will increase the fuel cost adjustment on customer bills to reflect higher prices for natural gas and purchased power.

Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) has filed a request with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC) for approval of a project that would bolster energy reliability and resilience at the U.S. Army base in Fort Sill, Okla.