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SWEPCO gets Public Service Commission approval for rate hike

Southwestern Electric Power co., also known as SWEPCO, announced today that the Arkansas Public Service Commission has approved a 9.49% base rate increase.
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Wind energy gains ground in Arkansas

One of Arkansas’s biggest utilities is delivering wind power to thousands of homes in the state, and the company says more is on the way.

Arkansas PSC approves SWEPCO wind project

SWEPCO says its Arkansas customer will get cleaner, cheaper electricity under a deal approved by the Arkansas Public Service Commission.
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Another coal plant to go off-line

SWEPCO, an affiliate of a power company that was once the country's biggest coal burner, is taking a coal-fired plant offline. This will mean cleaner air in northwest Louisiana and, incidentally, a reduction in costs for SWEPCO ratepayers in Arkansas.

SWEPCO seeks whopper of a rate increase

SWEPCO has filed for a whopper of an electric rate increase — 24 percent.
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SWEPCO looking for more wind energy

Southwestern Electric Power Company, which serves many customers in Arkansas, issued a release today saying it was asking for proposals to provide 1,200 megawatts of additional wind-generated energy by the end of 2021.

PSC OK's SWEPCO ownership of wind power project

The state Public Service Commission has approved a settlement agreement that will allow Southwestern Electric Power Co. (SWEPCO) and a sister company to buy an Oklahoma wind farm and build a dedicated power line.
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Mystery: Dark money behind opposition to wind energy project

SWEPCO, the electric utility that serves part of Arkansas, is raising questions about a media campaign against their proposal to meet part of generating needs with a new wind power project., known as the Wind Catcher Energy Connection.

SWEPCO announces agreement on wind energy project

Southwestern Electric Power, which serves customers in Arkansas, has announced an agreement with Arkansas parties for the Wind Catcher Energy Connection to deliver power generated by wind on Oklahoma wind farms to customers in Arkansas.
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AEP, owner of SWEPCO, announces accelerated move away from coal to renewable energy

AEP, or American Electric Power, was once the biggest user of coal to generate electricity. It announced today a continuation of a change in direction away from coal to renewable energy.

SWEPCO invests in Oklahoma wind farm

SWEPCO plans a big investment in wind power. Wonder what Arkansas politicians who've been fighting another wind project and generally love coal thinks bout that.
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