Oklahoma HB2752 amends eminent domain laws for electricity, requiring certificates from the Corporation Commission for certain entities.
Oklahoma HB2752 modifies the state's eminent domain laws for electricity. It allows entities providing light, heat, or power by electricity or natural gas to exercise eminent domain under specific conditions. The bill mandates that entities seeking eminent domain obtain a Certificate of Authority from the Corporation Commission if required. This act takes effect on November 1, 2025.
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