Minnesota SF572 modifies energy provisions, including hydroelectric capacity, renewable energy standards, and fossil fuel plant demolition.
Minnesota SF572 amends energy-related statutes, modifying the hydroelectric capacity that qualifies as an eligible energy technology under the renewable energy standard. It delays the requirement for electric utilities to meet renewable energy, solar, or carbon-free standards under certain conditions. The bill also prohibits the demolition of fossil-fuel-powered electric generating plants if the utility fails to meet specific goals.
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