Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-9060
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Short title - Oklahoma Emergency Energy Availability Act
Official statutory text
of 2022 – Emergency energy plans.
A. This act shall be known and may be cited as the "Oklahoma
Emergency Energy Availability Act of 2022".
B. As used in the Oklahoma Emergency Energy Availability Act of
2022:
1. "Energy policy" means any policy or commitment pertaining to
the sourcing of electrical power generation, energy conservation
methods, or energy development; and
2. "Energy source" means any source used to generate electric
power including but not limited to biomass, coal, hydroelectricity,
natural gas, hydrogen, nuclear, oil, solar, water, and wind.
C. 1. On or after the effective date of this act, any agency,
department, bureau, system of higher education, school district,
township, or municipality within this state which has an energy
policy in place or that chooses to develop an energy policy shall
develop an emergency energy plan detailing methods or sources of
energy during a state of emergency.
2. On or after the effective date of this act, any agency,
department, bureau, system of higher education, school district,
township, or municipality within this state which has or develops an
energy policy and an emergency energy plan pursuant to paragraph 1
of this subsection shall not source energy for such plans from a
single energy source and shall develop policies for the acquisition
of electrical power generated from at least three distinct energy
sources.
D. The Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management shall
promulgate rules to effectuate the provisions of this section.
A. This act shall be known and may be cited as the "Oklahoma
Emergency Energy Availability Act of 2022".
B. As used in the Oklahoma Emergency Energy Availability Act of
2022:
1. "Energy policy" means any policy or commitment pertaining to
the sourcing of electrical power generation, energy conservation
methods, or energy development; and
2. "Energy source" means any source used to generate electric
power including but not limited to biomass, coal, hydroelectricity,
natural gas, hydrogen, nuclear, oil, solar, water, and wind.
C. 1. On or after the effective date of this act, any agency,
department, bureau, system of higher education, school district,
township, or municipality within this state which has an energy
policy in place or that chooses to develop an energy policy shall
develop an emergency energy plan detailing methods or sources of
energy during a state of emergency.
2. On or after the effective date of this act, any agency,
department, bureau, system of higher education, school district,
township, or municipality within this state which has or develops an
energy policy and an emergency energy plan pursuant to paragraph 1
of this subsection shall not source energy for such plans from a
single energy source and shall develop policies for the acquisition
of electrical power generated from at least three distinct energy
sources.
D. The Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management shall
promulgate rules to effectuate the provisions of this section.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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