Minnesota HF4829 supports energy storage deployment, requires utility installations, establishes an incentive program, and appropriates funds.
Minnesota HF4829 mandates the Public Utilities Commission to issue orders for energy storage deployment, requiring utilities to install systems under specific conditions. It establishes an incentive program for energy storage systems, with grants for systems up to 50 kilowatt-hours located within utility service areas. The bill appropriates funds for the program and requires utilities to file tariffs for distributed energy resources.
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