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Oklahoma State Senate Looks at Wind Tax Credits

The Associated Press reports that “a state Senate committee is taking a close look at some of the tax incentives and subsidies offered to help lure the burgeoning wind industry to Oklahoma.”  

“The Senate Finance Committee heard testimony Tuesday from opponents and supporters of the industry, which has grown dramatically in Oklahoma over the last decade.”  

“State tax officials estimate two main tax incentives offered to the industry are projected to cost the state about $300 million over the next four years.”

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