Minnesota HF4711 mandates utilities to consider nuclear power in their resource plans and requires the state to apply for federal funding related to.
Minnesota HF4711 amends the state's statutes to require utilities to include nuclear power as an optional resource in their integrated resource plans. If a utility does not select nuclear power as a preferred resource, it must explain why Minnesota is ineligible. The bill also mandates the state to monitor and apply for federal funding related to nuclear-powered electric generating plants, with annual reports to the legislature on these applications. This legislation aims to integrate nuclear power into the state's energy planning and federal funding efforts.
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