Minnesota HF9 modifies renewable energy standards, delays certain electric utility requirements, and expands sales tax exemptions for residential.
Minnesota HF9 amends the state's renewable energy standard by modifying the hydroelectric capacity that qualifies as an eligible energy technology. It also delays the requirement for electric utilities to meet renewable energy, solar, or carbon-free standards under specific conditions. The bill prohibits the demolition of fossil-fuel-powered electric generating plants under certain conditions and declares support for carbon capture and sequestration technologies.
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