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Tennessee HB2559 requires the commissioner to conduct research on the feasibility of establishing a development corridor named the Oak Ridge Energy Park, which would span parts of Anderson and Roane counties. The bill primarily affects the local communities and stakeholders in these counties by potentially promoting economic development and energy-related initiatives. Key provisions include the mandate for feasibility research, although specific details on the scope and timeline are not provided in the text.

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Overview

Tennessee HB2559 requires the commissioner to conduct research on the feasibility of establishing a development corridor named the Oak Ridge Energy Park, which would span parts of Anderson and Roane counties. The bill primarily affects the local communities and stakeholders in these counties by potentially promoting economic development and energy-related initiatives. Key provisions include the mandate for feasibility research, although specific details on the scope and timeline are not provided in the text.

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Sponsor

Lamberth, William

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 3, 2026

Last Action

February 5, 2026

Assigned to s/c Business & Utilities Subcommittee

Subjects
Economic and Community Development, Dept. ofOak RidgeEnergy

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