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Bill banning energy companies from using eminent domain moves through OK Senate

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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Senate lawmakers voted to move forward with a bill that would ban certain green energy companies from using eminent domain on private property. Senate Bill 352 states that eminent domain can not be used by “wind energy facilities, solar energy facilities, battery storage facilities, or hydrogen gas facilities on private property.” "Private property owners must have protections," said Sen. Todd Gollihare (R-Kellyville). Gol…

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Bill banning energy companies from using eminent domain moves through OK Senate

4 days ago·Oklahoma City, United States

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eufaulaindianjournal.com

Wind turbine bill passes another hurdle - Eufaula Indian Journal

OKLAHOMA CITY – “I am super excited to announce that HB2751 presented by Rep. Trey Caldwell passed the Energy Oversight Committee,” District 15 State Rep. Tim Turner said last week. “This is just one more step in securing our quality of life in Eastern Oklahoma.Turner and District 13 State Rep. Neil Hays were listed as co-authors of the legislation that will put in place a setback from wind turbines in counties that meet certain wind speed and p…

3 days ago·Eufaula, United States

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thewatongarepublican.com

Energy Bills Advance at Legislature

Energy has been a huge topic of conversation this year at the Capitol and throughout the state. Much legislation was proposed, including bills to restrict some forms of energy. I strove to strike more of a middle ground, knowing Oklahoma for years has benefitted from many different types of energy production, but some reasonable regulations are needed on some of the newer technologies. A few of my bills on this issue advanced this past week.

3 days ago·Watonga, United States

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oksenate.gov

Senate Approves Gollihare Bills to Strengthen Property Owners’ Rights and Better Care for Vulnerable Oklahomans

Senate Approves Gollihare Bills to Strengthen Property Owners’ Rights and Better Care for Vulnerable Oklahomans alex.serio Tue, 03/11/2025 - 14:57 OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Senate has advanced two key measures by Senator Todd Gollihare, R-Kellyville, reinforcing property owners’ rights and allowing for better in-home care for Medicaid recipients. Senate Bill 352 ensures that high-voltage electric transmission projects undergo regulatory revie…

4 days ago

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