The Hot Seat: Oklahoma Energy Secretary Explains Power Outages, Energy Demands

Saturday, February 20th 2021, 8:10 am

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The Hot Seat: Power Outages & Explaining Energy Demands

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News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell and Oklahoma Energy Secretary Kenneth Wagner discuss the recent need for rolling blackouts in Oklahoma and Texas as well as whether or not renewable energy is to blame.

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