Solar panel manufacturing plan at Tulsa Port of Inola

[Plutonic Panda]

This project has apparently "stalled." I've gotten to the point where if a large announcement like this is announced for the state going forward I will just assume it will eventually fizzle out.

https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news...d/75837021007/

That's the Oklahoma way.

[bison34]

That's the Oklahoma way.

How is this one Oklahoma's fault? The complain is an international clean energy powerhouse. Not Canoo. The company is waiting to see if clean energy will be valued at the top level in America before investing further. It's not Oklahoma's fault.

There is a lot to bash OK about, but this one ain't it.

[Plutonic Panda]

How is this one Oklahoma's fault? The complain is an international clean energy powerhouse. Not Canoo. The company is waiting to see if clean energy will be valued at the top level in America before investing further. It's not Oklahoma's fault.

There is a lot to bash OK about, but this one ain't it.

Indeed, it's frustrating to see good projects like this fall through.

[Dob Hooligan]

How is this one Oklahoma's fault? The complain is an international clean energy powerhouse. Not Canoo. The company is waiting to see if clean energy will be valued at the top level in America before investing further. It's not Oklahoma's fault.

There is a lot to bash OK about, but this one ain't it.

I might suggest that news stories mention that the entire Oklahoma Congressional Delegation, and Governor Kevin Still oppose the legislation and funding mechanism for this opportunity. And they have vowed to repeal/reverse it if Republicans win in November. I would see that as Oklahoma's fault.

[bison34]

I might suggest that news stories mention that the entire Oklahoma Congressional Delegation, and Governor Kevin Still oppose the legislation and funding mechanism for this opportunity. And they have vowed to repeal/reverse it if Republicans win in November. I would see that as Oklahoma's fault.

I don't think they are going to repeal the state incentives law that Republicans in Oklahoma passed a couple years ago.

[Dob Hooligan]

I don't think they are going to repeal the state incentives law that Republicans in Oklahoma passed a couple years ago.

I agree. I was referring to the Federal package that was to be the primary driver.

[bison34]

I agree. I was referring to the Federal package that was to be the primary driver.

Oh. My bad.

[Zorba]

How is this one Oklahoma's fault? The complain is an international clean energy powerhouse. Not Canoo. The company is waiting to see if clean energy will be valued at the top level in America before investing further. It's not Oklahoma's fault.

There is a lot to bash OK about, but this one ain't it.

Oklahoma is one of the few states to not pass any type of Solar Freedom laws, so not exactly helping the demand.