House Bill No. 1375, known as the "Oklahoma Nuclear Energy Feasibility Study Act of 2025," mandates the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to engage an outside consulting firm to conduct a comprehensive technical and legal feasibility study on promoting nuclear energy generation in Oklahoma. The bill outlines a timeline for the Commission to initiate this process within 90 days of the act's passage and requires the consulting firm to be well-established in the nuclear energy industry. The feasibility study will assess various factors, including the economic and environmental impacts of nuclear energy, workforce utilization, safety criteria, and potential policies to support nuclear energy adoption. The Commission, along with state public utilities and other relevant entities, is required to cooperate in providing necessary information for the study.

The bill also authorizes the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to spend up to $375,000 to compensate the consulting firm for their services. If the Commission cannot hire a firm within the budget, it is permitted to conduct a notice of inquiry to gather information from stakeholders to help reduce costs. The final report on the feasibility study is to be delivered within nine months to the Governor and legislative leaders, who will then forward it to the appropriate committees. An emergency clause is included, allowing the act to take effect immediately upon passage and approval.