Oklahoma § 74-5171 Short title - Oklahoma Consumer Energy Choice Act.

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 74-5171 — Short title - Oklahoma Consumer Energy Choice Act.

Oklahoma § 74-5171

Title 74State Government

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Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5171 (2026).

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A.This act shall be known and may be cited as the "Oklahoma Consumer Energy Choice Act".

B.For the purposes of this act, "energy source" means any fuel or power source used to power an engine including but not limited to any of the following: aviation fuel, biofuel, compressed natural gas, diesel, electricity to be utilized for the charging of electric vehicles, gasoline, gas distillates, hydrogen, liquified petroleum gas, and renewable diesel.

C.No city, town, county, or subdivision thereof shall adopt an ordinance, rule, or code which limits consumer access to an energy source or that results in the de facto prohibition of a wholesaler, retailer, energy producer, or the related infrastructure that is necessary to provide consumer access to a specific energy source within the jurisdict

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A. This act shall be known and may be cited as the "Oklahoma Consumer Energy Choice Act". B. For the purposes of this act, "energy source" means any fuel or power source used to power an engine including but not limited to any of the following: aviation fuel, biofuel, compressed natural gas, diesel, electricity to be utilized for the charging of electric vehicles, gasoline, gas distillates, hydrogen, liquified petroleum gas, and renewable diesel. C. No city, town, county, or subdivision thereof shall adopt an ordinance, rule, or code which limits consumer access to an energy source or that results in the de facto prohibition of a wholesaler, retailer, energy producer, or the related infrastructure that is necessary to provide consumer access to a specific energy source within the jurisdiction of a city, town, county, or subdivision thereof. D. For the purposes of promoting commerce and the equitable treatment of the citizens of this state, limitations of consumer access to an energy source by any city, town, county, or subdivision thereof is declared to be a statewide concern and shall be prohibited pursuant to subsection C of this section.