• OGE Energy filed a proposed large-load tariff with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for data centers and other customers with demand of at least 75 MW.
• Regulatory review is expected to take about six months, with OCC setting the procedural schedule and taking stakeholder input.
• Proposal would shift connection costs to large-load customers, aiming to shield existing customers from higher infrastructure and demand-driven costs.
• Tariff includes a monthly charge intended to reduce residential bills by USD 25-30 million per year, subject to OCC approval in rate reviews.

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