OK SB676

Amends the Oklahoma Clean Air Act to define "state compliance plan" as any document submitted to the EPA for attaining federal air quality standards, including plan revisions

Requires state compliance plans under Section 111 of the federal Clean Air Act to balance costs on industry and consumers, consider impacts on municipal regulations and small businesses, plan for enforcement needs, and maintain lowest reasonable energy costs while ensuring grid reliability

Mandates the Department of Environmental Quality develop compliance plans with input from the Corporation Commission's Public Utility Division

Requires DEQ to submit proposed compliance plans to the Attorney General at least 2 months before federal submission for review of compliance with state and federal law requirements

If the Attorney General determines a plan fails to meet requirements, notification must be sent to DEQ, the Governor, Speaker of the House, and President Pro Tempore of the Senate; no private right of action is created under the bill