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Tennessee SB2241 requires the commissioner to conduct research on the feasibility of establishing a development corridor known as the Oak Ridge Energy Park, which would span parts of Anderson and Roane counties. This bill primarily affects the local communities and stakeholders in these counties by exploring potential economic development opportunities. Key provisions include the directive for the commissioner to assess the viability of the proposed energy park initiative.
Tennessee SB2241 requires the commissioner to conduct research on the feasibility of establishing a development corridor known as the Oak Ridge Energy Park, which would span parts of Anderson and Roane counties. This bill primarily affects the local communities and stakeholders in these counties by exploring potential economic development opportunities. Key provisions include the directive for the commissioner to assess the viability of the proposed energy park initiative.
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Johnson, Jack
114th General Assembly
February 2, 2026
February 5, 2026
Passed on Second Consideration, refer to Senate Energy, Ag., and Nat. Resources Committee