OKC's Downtown Skyline Goes Dark For Energy Conservation

Tuesday, February 16th 2021, 6:46 pm

By: News 9

OKC's Downtown Skyline Goes Dark For Energy Conservation

OKC's Downtown Skyline Goes Dark For Energy Conservation

OKLAHOMA CITY -

Businesses in downtown Oklahoma City have gone dark Tuesday night in order to help conserve energy.

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt told News 9 the city skyline could go dark Tuesday in order to help conserve energy.

The decision comes as electric companies are working to prevent rolling blackouts across the state.

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