Oklahoma HB3723 requires a vote by the board of county commissioners before certain green energy projects can proceed.
Oklahoma HB3723 mandates that no industrial wind or solar project can proceed to state or regional permitting, siting review, or interconnection study without a vote by the board of county commissioners. The board must place the vote on its next regular meeting agenda, provide advance public notice, and require certain submissions from the project developer. The final outcome of the vote is binding on the board and the company proposing the project.
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