OK HB3724

"High-demand facility" defined as any commercial, industrial, or institutional facility with monthly minimum electric demand of 75 MW or greater, including expansions reaching that threshold

Prohibits all taxpayer-funded subsidies for high-demand facilities, including tax credits, rebates, abatements, grants, forgivable loans, tax increment financing, and tax exemptions; public infrastructure investments for such facilities are prohibited unless fully reimbursed

Facilities must fully fund all electric infrastructure upgrades with no costs passed to other ratepayers, and must pay monthly for actual usage or at least 80% of contracted capacity

Water restrictions require impact assessments, recycling/reuse systems, and limit daily withdrawals to 25% of provider's current rate and 5% of total contracted water rights; water providers cannot acquire additional rights to serve these facilities

Foreign principals prohibited from constructing or operating such facilities, and construction on agricultural land is banned; counties and municipalities may prohibit facilities by ordinance, with citizens having initiative and referendum petition rights to challenge local decisions