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OK SB279
Bill
AI Summary
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Transmission developers must obtain a certificate of authority from the Oklahoma Corporation Commission before commencing any electric transmission facility rated above 300 kilovolts
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Applications must include developer contact information, maps of proposed routes, identification of affected counties, and any energy resources to be connected to the facility
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Developers must notify surface landowners, county commissioners, municipalities, and oil/gas operators by certified mail within 60 days of filing, and hold public meetings in affected counties
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Applications must demonstrate sufficient insurance coverage, environmental and safety plans, public benefit, and a decommissioning plan with financial surety guarantee
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The Corporation Commission must issue a decision within 200 days of a completed application or the certificate is automatically deemed granted; filing fees are capped at $1,000
Legislative Description
Electric transmission; requiring transmission developer to submit certain application for certificate of authority prior to transmission development. Emergency.
Last Action
Referred to Utilities
4/1/2025