Oklahoma HB3724 regulates high-demand facilities, defining terms and setting operational standards.
Oklahoma HB3724 introduces regulations for high-demand facilities, which are defined as commercial, industrial, or institutional facilities with a monthly minimum electric demand of 75 megawatts or greater. The bill outlines operational standards, including the use of water recycling, reuse, or closed-loop cooling systems. It prohibits water providers from acquiring additional water rights for serving these facilities and limits daily water usage. The bill also prohibits taxpayer-funded subsidies for high-demand facilities and restricts public infrastructure investments.
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