Oklahoma HB2751 grants the Corporation Commission authority over electric transmission facilities, requiring competitive bidding and independent.
Oklahoma HB2751 grants the Corporation Commission authority over the development of new electric transmission facilities, ensuring they provide reliable service at the lowest reasonable cost. The bill mandates competitive bidding for such projects, overseen by an independent evaluator appointed by the Commission. The evaluator considers factors like construction and operation costs. The law also exempts certain electric cooperatives from these requirements. The act becomes effective November 1, 2025.
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