Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-160.18
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Report to Corporation Commission
Official statutory text
A. The owner or operator of any wind turbine or wind energy
facility shall report to the Corporation Commission the power
generated from the wind turbine or wind energy facility, the
nameplate capacity of the wind turbine or wind energy facility, and
the location of the wind turbine or wind energy facility.
B. In the event that a wind energy facility contains wind
turbines with different nameplate capacities, the information
required in subsection A of this section shall be separated by
generation from each nameplate capacity.
C. The information required by this section shall be reported
on an annual basis, with the information due not later than March 1
of each calendar year.
facility shall report to the Corporation Commission the power
generated from the wind turbine or wind energy facility, the
nameplate capacity of the wind turbine or wind energy facility, and
the location of the wind turbine or wind energy facility.
B. In the event that a wind energy facility contains wind
turbines with different nameplate capacities, the information
required in subsection A of this section shall be separated by
generation from each nameplate capacity.
C. The information required by this section shall be reported
on an annual basis, with the information due not later than March 1
of each calendar year.
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