• Oklahoma Gas and Electric will provide more information about its $366 million smart-grid program to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
• During its July 2010 rate case, OG&E promised to provide state regulators with accounting information on the program's developments. A new agreement requires the utility to give progress reports to ensure customers receive the services they were guaranteed.
• Having installed over 660,000 smart meters in Oklahoma, managing director of OG&E’s smart-grid program Ken Grant expects to complete the project by the end of 2012.

From the article:

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. agreed to provide additional information about its smart grid program to state regulators as part of the settlement agreement that ended its rate case this week, but officials don’t expect much new to come to light. …