Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-160.16
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Statement to landowner
Official statutory text
For those landowners who are paid based on the amount of
electrical energy produced from the conversion of wind energy, the
owner or operator of any wind turbine or wind energy facility shall
provide a statement within ten (10) business days of the payment to
the landowner in consideration for the use of the property of the
landowner to generate electrical energy from the conversion of wind
energy. The statement shall provide, at a minimum, information
reasonably necessary to provide the landowner an understanding of
the basis for the payment to the landowner and a means of confirming
its accuracy.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 17. Corporation Commission Page 128
electrical energy produced from the conversion of wind energy, the
owner or operator of any wind turbine or wind energy facility shall
provide a statement within ten (10) business days of the payment to
the landowner in consideration for the use of the property of the
landowner to generate electrical energy from the conversion of wind
energy. The statement shall provide, at a minimum, information
reasonably necessary to provide the landowner an understanding of
the basis for the payment to the landowner and a means of confirming
its accuracy.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 17. Corporation Commission Page 128
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