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May 2014 Keystone Pipeline Flows in Cushing


WFEC—TransCanada began shipping crude oil through the southern leg of the Keystone Pipeline on Jan. 22, 2014. The 485- mile pipeline begins in Cushing, Okla.—one of the world's largest oil hubs—and travels south to the


WFEC— In a letter to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, NRECA and statewide co-op associations in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas noted their participation in voluntary programs to conserve the Lesser Prairie Chicken. Each of the states has participated in development of a five-state plan that establishes


Texas Gulf Coast refineries. At least 700,000 barrels of oil are expected to flow along the pipeline on a daily basis. The decision(s) on whether to construct the northern leg of the pipeline to Canada are still on-going.


Looking Out for the Lesser Prairie Chicken


voluntary programs. [As of April,] the plan was in the process of gaining commitment from additional participants. With adequate participation, the plan may prove to be a more favorable alternative than an “endangerment finding” by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.


Coal Generation's Future is Hazy OG&E seeks U.S. Supreme Court review of EPA Haze Rule


WFEC—Local investor-owned electric utility, OG&E, expects a decision by the beginning of the second quarter on a petition it filed jointly with the state of Oklahoma asking for a review of a lower court's decision to uphold the Environmental Protection Agency's authority to regulate haze


emissions from existing coal power generation plants.


If unsuccessful before the Supreme Court, OG&E has indicated it will attempt to pass on the $1.2 billion mandated environmental expenditures to its customers, as allowed by HB1910 passed in 2005.


Central Oklahoma


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