Oklahoma provides a half-cent per kilowatt hour income tax credit for wind generation. This represents a subsidy to the wind energy industry and is very costly given the need to double-up on electrical generation capacity.
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Byron Schlomach
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An encore reposting of the research from the 1889 Institute.
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