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OG&E power plants host free clinic for kids, teaching lifelong skills and how to preserve the environment.
Introducing children to construction careers.
OG&E supplies food to OKC Zoo animals through a tree trimming browse program.
OG&E, OKC Zoo partnership inspires literacy and conservation for Monarch butterflies.
OG&E restoration crews returned home safely after a six-day deployment.
OG&E restoration crews assist CenterPoint Energy to restore power to those in need.
OG&E warns customers to be aware of increased solar scam activity.
The Thunder 50/50 Raffle, presented by OG&E, raised more than $21,000 for disaster relief.
Five paraprofessionals graduated from the district's Teacher Pipeline Program
Southeast High School student Jorge Merino is the first-ever Positive Energy Scholar winner from Oklahoma City Public Schools.
Southside High School senior Emma Smith was named one of the 2023 OGE Positive Energy Scholars.
As a Positive Energy Scholar, Blaine will receive a total of $60,000 in scholarship funds over four years to cover tuition, books, fees and on-campus room and board.
OG&E provides STEAM equipment for Edwards Early Education and Community Hope Center.
Science Museum Oklahoma and OG&E partner together to modernize Science Live and inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers.
Three local high school students receive $60,000 scholarships.
All new development in the subdivision will be EV ready with safe access to a dedicated 240V power supply.
Linemen teams from across OG&E’s service area gathered to compete in the electric company’s 32nd Annual Lineman’s Expo.
OG&E volunteers handed out 1,700 fans to residents in Oklahoma and Arkansas who may be at higher risk for heat-related injuries and illnesses.
Families enjoyed a fun day fishing in the Great Outdoors while learning how to help preserve and protect waterways and other habitat.
OG&E volunteers and contractors weatherized 35 homes in the Citizen Potawatomi Nation's Father Joe Murphy Elder Housing community in Shawnee.
OG&E employees recently volunteered for United Way of Central Oklahoma's Day of Caring to build 50 bunk beds that will be used for 150 nights during the winter.
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., OG&E employees read to first graders at local elementary schools across our service area in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
The average residential customer bill will be lower this summer.
OG&E personnel were recognized for their recovery and assistance during June storm.
New facility provides more space for OG&E operations in northwest Oklahoma.
