House Bill No. 2156, introduced by Dobrinski, establishes setback requirements for solar energy and industrial battery storage facilities in Oklahoma. The bill mandates that these facilities, excluding residential solar panels, must adhere to specific distance regulations: they cannot be located within 300 feet of an occupied structure or residence unless a waiver is provided by the owner, within 100 feet of the facility's outer boundary, within 100 feet of any public road right-of-way, within 1.5 miles from the centerline of any airport, public school, or hospital, and within 2 miles from a wildlife refuge, wildlife management area, or any body of water used by migratory waterfowl.

Additionally, the bill includes a declaration of emergency, allowing it to take effect immediately upon passage and approval. This legislation aims to ensure the safety and well-being of the public by regulating the placement of solar energy and battery storage facilities in relation to sensitive areas and structures.