Minnesota SF426 modifies the definition of eligible energy technology to include hydroelectric capacity of any size.

Minnesota SF426 amends the definition of "eligible energy technology" to include hydroelectric capacity of any size, not just those under 100 megawatts. This change broadens the scope of renewable energy sources that qualify under the state's renewable energy standard. The bill affects electric utilities and energy recovery facilities by expanding the types of technologies they can use to meet renewable energy requirements.

Minnesota SF426 modifies the definition of eligible energy technology to include hydroelectric capacity of any size.

Minnesota SF426 amends the definition of "eligible energy technology" to include hydroelectric capacity of any size, not just those under 100 megawatts. This change broadens the scope of renewable energy sources that qualify under the state's renewable energy standard. The bill affects electric utilities and energy recovery facilities by expanding the types of technologies they can use to meet renewable energy requirements.