Ark. Code Ann. § 25-20-425
Sham transactions prohibited
Year: 2026Length: 313 wordsSubsections: 2
(a) An authority created pursuant to this subchapter shall be prohibited from engaging in any sham transaction. (b) For the purposes of this section, a "sham transaction" means the acquisition or construction of an electric project authorized by this subchapter for the purpose of: (1) A subsequent sale or transfer of the electric project to any municipal electric utility, public utility, or other person engaged in the selling or distributing of electricity to consumers other than a municipal electric utility, public utility, or other person engaged in selling or distributing electricity to consumers that was selling or distributing electricity to consumers on July 16, 2003; or (2) Providing electric service directly to an end user. Acts 2003, No. 366, § 1.
(a) An authority created pursuant to this subchapter shall be prohibited from engaging in any sham transaction.
(b) For the purposes of this section, a "sham transaction" means the acquisition or construction of an electric project authorized by this subchapter for the purpose of: (1) A subsequent sale or transfer of the electric project to any municipal electric utility, public utility, or other person engaged in the selling or distributing of electricity to consumers other than a municipal electric utility, public utility, or other person engaged in selling or distributing electricity to consumers that was selling or distributing electricity to consumers on July 16, 2003; or (2) Providing electric service directly to an end user.
(1) A subsequent sale or transfer of the electric project to any municipal electric utility, public utility, or other person engaged in the selling or distributing of electricity to consumers other than a municipal electric utility, public utility, or other person engaged in selling or distributing electricity to consumers that was selling or distributing electricity to consumers on July 16, 2003; or
(2) Providing electric service directly to an end user.
Acts 2003, No. 366, § 1.