A+ Energy Act establishes energy policy in Minnesota, focusing on renewable energy and carbon-free technologies.
The A+ Energy Act establishes energy policy in Minnesota, emphasizing the use of renewable energy sources and carbon-free technologies. It prohibits the construction of new nuclear-powered electric generating plants and requires electric utilities to report on their efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and increase renewable energy use. The act defines "eligible energy technology" as technologies generating electricity from solar, wind, and hydroelectric sources.
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