Oklahoma SB713 mandates wind energy facilities to apply for light-mitigating technology systems and sets a deadline for installation.
Oklahoma SB713 requires newly established wind energy facilities to apply for a light-mitigating technology system before commencing operations. Existing facilities must apply within a specified timeframe. The developer, owner, or operator must install the system within 24 months of approval. Costs for installation and maintenance fall on the facility's developer, owner, or operator. Public utilities can seek cost recovery through the Corporation Commission. The act also outlines definitions for terms like "light-mitigating technology system" and "power offtake agreement.
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