A detailed report on the status of Oklahoma’s electric production capabilities and how it corresponds with the regional power grid will be a focus of Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners when they meet Wednesday afternoon.
Representataives of the Southwest Power Pool as well as two major utilities, Public Service Company of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company will join the commission’s Public Utility Division in discussing electric transmission in Oklahoma.
The Commission’s agenda stated the discussion will also include recent shed events in Louisiana and New Mexico, current issues impacting SPP and Oklahoma utility participation in the grid.
Time, Day, and Date: 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Place: Concourse Theater, Suite C50, Will Rogers Memorial
Office Building, 2401 North Lincoln Boulevard,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105
AGENDA
I. A. Call to order
B. Announcement concerning public notice
C. Determination of quorum
II. Approval of minutes of prior meeting(s)
III. Consideration of and possible vote(s) on proposed or potential orders in cases on the daily signing agenda docket. The Commission may discuss and consider alterations, revisions, or amendments to the proposed or potential orders. (Votes may be taken on individual cases, on the daily signing agenda docket as a whole, or both by individual cases and the remaining docket. The vote on daily signing agenda cases may be combined with the vote on 24-hour signing agenda cases.)
IV. Consideration of and possible vote(s) on proposed or potential orders in cases on attached 24-hour signing agenda docket. The Commission may discuss and consider alterations,revisions, or amendments to the proposed or potential orders. (Votes may be taken onindividual cases on the 24-hour signing agenda docket as a whole, or both by individual cases and the remaining docket.)
V. A. Presentation by staff members from the Southwest Power Pool (“SPP”), the Commission’s Public Utility Division, Public Service Company of Oklahoma, and Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company relating to the SPP, electric transmission in Oklahoma, recent load shed events in Louisiana and New Mexico, current issues impacting SPP and Oklahoma’s electric infrastructure, Oklahoma utility participation in SPP, and the Commission’s participation in the SPP.
B. Discussion of and questions/answers on V(A). Public comment may be permitted. It is not anticipated that any votes will be considered.
VI. New business
A. Any matter not known about and which could not have been reasonably foreseen 24
hours before the meeting
B. Possible vote(s) on matters of new business
VII. Adjournment
