Minnesota HF2553 repeals rights for incumbent electric transmission owners to construct and maintain transmission lines.
Minnesota HF2553 eliminates certain rights for incumbent electric transmission owners, specifically repealing Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 216B.246. This bill removes the requirement for these owners to notify the commission of their intent to build transmission lines and to file for a certificate of need. The repeal affects public utilities, generation and transmission cooperatives, municipal power agencies, power districts, municipal utilities, and transmission companies.
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