Renewable energy; stating legislative intent; creating the Oklahoma Agrivoltaics Act; emergency.

The Oklahoma Agrivoltaics Advisory Committee now reports to and is assisted by the Corporation Commission instead of OCAST, changing the administrative oversight structure.

The Corporation Commission is now responsible for providing meeting space and staffing assistance to the Committee, replacing OCAST as the supporting agency.

The Corporation Commission, rather than OCAST, is tasked with preparing and submitting the required assessment report to the Legislature by January 1, 2026.

A new committee member was added representing the Rural Utility Service of the USDA, expanding the committee's composition to include federal utility expertise.

Added a new Senate coauthor (Boren) to the bill's sponsorship

Expanded the Oklahoma Agrivoltaics Advisory Committee's duties to include encouraging educational materials and identifying research needs for renewable energy development

Added specific language requiring the committee to develop strategies that support farming, ranching, and forestry while encouraging renewable energy generation

Updated page numbering and formatting throughout the bill document

Changed the codification section from Section 850 of Title 17 to Section 5060.46 of Title 74

Added a new committee member who is a designee of the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST), replacing the Rural Utility Service representative

Changed committee duties from advising the Corporation Commission to advising OCAST

Updated legislative intent language to emphasize maintaining agricultural productivity alongside renewable energy development

Added Senate coauthor Boren and changed document header from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed Senate Amendment'