Minnesota HF4919 establishes standards for distributed energy resource aggregators, authorizes fees, and appropriates funds.
Minnesota HF4919 establishes standards for distributed energy resource aggregators, which aggregate resources for participation in wholesale markets. The bill authorizes the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission to regulate these aggregators, including setting technical standards and resolving disputes. Public utilities must file tariffs with the commission, detailing terms for aggregator operations. The commission can assess fees on aggregators to cover administrative costs, with the funds deposited into a special revenue fund.
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