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An act relating to the Corporation Commission, the official text

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1                            STATE OF OKLAHOMA

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2                  2nd Session of the 60th Legislature (2026)

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3 SENATE BILL 1300               By: Bergstrom
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6                            AS INTRODUCED

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7   An Act relating to the Corporation Commission;

7   defining terms; requiring implementation of certain

8   standards; providing for codification; and providing

8   an effective date.

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11 BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
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12  SECTION 1.      NEW LAW  A new section of law to be codified

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13 in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 801.50 of Title 17, unless there
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14 is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
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15  A. As used in this section:

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16  1. "Affordable" means the lowest cost method of providing

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17 electricity, factoring in the true and total cost of each generation
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18 source including, but not limited to, potential foreign and domestic
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19 supply chain disruptions, environmental degradation, environmental
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20 remediation and excluding any direct or indirect payment by any
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21 level of government in the past five (5) years;
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22  2. "Dispatchable" means a source that is readily available for

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23 use on demand and the output of which can be deployed upon request
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1 of a power grid operator or adjusted according to market needs,
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2 except during routine maintenance or repairs;
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3       3. "Green energy" means any energy generated by utilizing those

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4 energy sources listened in 42 U.S.C., Section 15852(b) or, in the
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5 case of hydrocarbons, when combusted for the purpose of electricity
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6 generation, meet the National Ambient Air Quality Standards set by
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7 the United States Environmental Protection Agency and includes
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8 energy generated by nuclear reactors or natural gas;
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9       4. "Reliable" means a source of electricity that is not subject

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10 to intermittent availability or routine expected daily weather and
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11 has a performance standard of eighty percent (80%) or greater and
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12 only falls below such level during routine maintenance or repairs;
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13 and
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14      5. "Foreign adversary nation" means any country that is

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15 designated by the federal government as a foreign adversary or
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16 country of concern, including any country that is:
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17      a. designated as a foreign adversary under 15 C.F.R.,

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18                 Section 7.4 or successor regulations,

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19      b. designated as a state sponsor of terrorism by the

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20                 United States Department of State,

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21      c. subject to comprehensive federal sanctions

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22                 administered by the Office of Foreign Assets Control,

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1   d. otherwise determined by the Governor, in consultation

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2                  with the Attorney General, to pose a national

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3                  security, economic security, or supply chain risk to

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4                  the United States. The term includes any entity that

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5                  is owned, controlled by, or subject to the

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6                  jurisdiction or direction of a foreign adversary

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7                  nation, including state-owned enterprises,

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8                  instrumentalities, or companies operating under

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9                  compulsory national laws.

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10  B. The Corporation Commission shall implement standards to

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11 prioritize affordable, reliable, and clean energy security within
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12 this state by:
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13  1. Ensuring that this state prioritizes fuel sources primarily

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14 produced within the United States, with the exception of nuclear
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15 resources and generation;
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16  2. Prohibiting the use of critical materials as defined by the

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17 federal Energy Act of 2020 that are sourced or manufactured by or in
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19 U.S.C., Section 1307;
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20  3. Prioritizing infrastructure and components built in this

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21 state and the United States that are necessary to deliver energy to
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22 customers of this state; and
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23  4. Ensuring a sufficient supply of green energy sources that is

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1 customers at all times with minimal interruptions even during high
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3   SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2026.

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