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Oklahoma Power Outages

As of October 15, 2026 00:30 UTC, about 1,306 customers are currently without power across 24 counties in Oklahoma.

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October 15, 2026 00:30 UTC
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MassOutage

MassOutage, "Oklahoma Power Outages", live data as of October 15, 2026 00:30 UTC. https://massoutage.com/oklahoma

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COUNTIES WITH ACTIVE OUTAGES

Not mapped to a county27

MOST OUTAGE-PRONE COUNTIES (2025)

  1. 1Latimer County30.2h/cust
  2. 2Roger Mills County28.0h/cust
  3. 3Ellis County21.6h/cust
  4. 4Cimarron County19.7h/cust
  5. 5Grant County18.7h/cust
  6. 6Dewey County17.9h/cust
  7. 7Atoka County16.5h/cust
  8. 8Marshall County15.9h/cust
Outage trend · Oklahoma
1,306customers out · peak 11,221
Data as of Oct 15, 2026 00:30 UTC
Oklahoma: customers without power, last 24 hoursPeak 11,221 customers out; latest 1,306 as of Oct 15, 2026 00:30 UTC. Each point is the highest reading in its interval.05k10k15kOct 146 AM12 PM6 PM
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Times in EDT. Shaded stretches had no reading.

Cost of power in Oklahoma

▲ 43% since 2010

What Oklahomapays for electricity, from the US EIA, and how fast it’s rising as national demand climbs. See energy & the AI data-center surge.

Residential
14.3¢
per kWh
Commercial
10.3¢
per kWh
Industrial
8.2¢
per kWh
RESIDENTIAL ¢/kWh BY YEAR
Oklahoma residential electricity price by year2010–2025: 2010 9.2¢, 2011 9.5¢, 2012 9.6¢, 2013 9.7¢, 2014 10.1¢, 2015 10.2¢, 2016 10.2¢, 2017 10.7¢, 2018 10.3¢, 2019 10.2¢, 2020 10.1¢, 2021 11.0¢, 2022 12.4¢, 2023 12.0¢, 2024 12.2¢, 2025 13.1¢.0510159.2¢20109.5¢9.6¢20129.7¢10.1¢201410.2¢10.2¢201610.7¢10.3¢201810.2¢10.1¢202011.0¢12.4¢202212.0¢12.2¢202413.1¢
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Retail prices from the US EIA (Form 861). Energy & the data-center surge →

Hardest-hit cities statewide

The individual towns and townships with the most customers out right now.

Oklahoma CityOKLAHOMA COUNTY128EdmondOKLAHOMA COUNTY128Midwest CityOKLAHOMA COUNTY128LawtonCOMANCHE COUNTY39TulsaTULSA COUNTY21Broken ArrowTULSA COUNTY21OwassoTULSA COUNTY21

A decade of outages in Oklahoma

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Average hours without power per customer each year (EAGLE-I). Worst year in red.

Oklahoma outage hours per customer by year2015–2025: 2015 5.1h, 2016 4.1h, 2017 3.2h, 2018 2.7h, 2019 5.0h, 2020 27.7h, 2021 3.2h, 2022 3.5h, 2023 14.1h, 2024 4.8h, 2025 4.9h. Highlighted: 2020 (highest).01020305.1h20154.1h20163.2h20172.7h20185.0h201927.7h20203.2h20213.5h202214.1h20234.8h20244.9h2025
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Oklahoma's worst year on record was 2020 (peak 379,391 customers out at once) · decade average 7.1 hrs per customer/yr.

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Official reliability (EIA 2025)

Source: US EIA
5.0 hrs
SAIDI, avg outage/customer/yr
1.7
SAIFI, outages/customer/yr

Major disturbances (DOE)

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  • November 9, 2023 · - Other0
  • October 25, 2023 · - Physical attack - Generator loss or failure0
  • September 20, 2023 · - Unknown
  • February 18, 2023 · Suspicious Activity0

Electric providers in Oklahoma

0% of Oklahoma customers are served by utilities with a live county-level feed; 6% have no live feed. Our coverage →

All Oklahoma counties

Data from DOE/ORNL ODIN and DOE EAGLE-I, every source we read. Machine-readable data: /api/v1/live/map. Live data as of .