Minnesota HF3179 mandates energy performance standards for certain buildings, establishes a technical assistance hub, and appropriates funds for.
Minnesota HF3179 requires specific buildings to meet energy performance standards, aiming to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. The bill mandates the establishment of final energy use intensity (EUI) standards by January 1, 2026, and interim standards every five years until 2045. Owners of buildings failing to meet these standards face penalties and compliance payments. Exemptions apply for buildings subject to more stringent state or local standards. The bill also establishes a technical and financial assistance hub to support building owners in meeting these standards.
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