Minnesota SF3209 amends utility resource plans to include virtual power plant programs.
SF3209 amends Minnesota Statutes to require public utilities to include additional details in their resource plans, specifically regarding virtual power plant programs. These programs aim to reduce peak electricity demand, utilize renewable energy, and lower greenhouse gas emissions. Utilities must file a virtual power plant tariff and program with the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission, detailing how they will enroll and manage participants, communicate during grid events, and compensate participants.
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