Oklahoma HB3917 mandates public utilities to file tariffs with the Corporation Commission, including surcharges for large load data centers during.
Oklahoma HB3917 defines "large load data center" as a facility primarily storing, managing, and processing digital data with a monthly demand of at least fifty megawatts. Public utilities providing electric services to these centers must file updated tariffs with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, including a surcharge for peak demand periods. Funds from these surcharges are to be transferred to and deposited in the "Grid Modernization Revolving Fund." The Corporation Commission is authorized to create rules for this process, with the fund intended for modernizing the state's electric grid.
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