Minnesota HF2803 mandates child labor-free certification for solar and wind energy facilities and products.
Minnesota HF2803 introduces a requirement for solar and wind energy facilities to be certified as child labor-free before permits are issued. It also mandates that products such as electric vehicle batteries, solar photovoltaic devices, and wind energy conversion systems sold in Minnesota must be certified as child labor-free. The bill defines "child labor" according to the International Labor Organization's Minimum Age Convention No. 138. Violators face penalties established under Minnesota Statutes, chapter 325D.
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