Senate Bill No. 915 establishes new regulations for commercial solar energy facilities in Oklahoma. It defines key terms such as "commercial solar energy facility" and "distributed generation," and mandates that any newly constructed commercial solar energy facility on land owned by the Commissioners of the Land Office must adhere to specific construction standards. These standards include requirements for installation height, spacing between solar panel rows, distance from residential dwellings, and measures to prevent soil erosion. Additionally, the bill stipulates that owners of these facilities must pay ad valorem taxes and other assessments annually to the county treasurer.

The bill also outlines provisions for leasing agreements between solar facility operators and landowners, allowing landowners to opt for specific construction standards in their agreements. The Corporation Commission is tasked with enforcing the bill's provisions and has the authority to create necessary rules, including the assessment of fines and fees. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, and includes an emergency clause for immediate implementation upon passage and approval.