Minnesota HF2847 establishes a clean transportation standard program to reduce carbon intensity in transportation fuels.
Minnesota HF2847 creates a clean transportation standard program to reduce the carbon intensity of transportation fuels supplied to the state. The program sets a goal of achieving net zero life cycle greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. It establishes annual standards for carbon intensity and requires fuel providers to report compliance. The commissioner of transportation must develop a program market for trading credits and deficits, and set fees based on program costs. The bill also authorizes civil penalties for violations and requires rulemaking to implement the program.
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