MN HF3060

Deletes the burning of mixed municipal solid waste and refuse-derived fuel from the definition of "eligible energy technology" under Minnesota's renewable energy standard.

Removes energy recovery facilities that capture heat value from mixed municipal solid waste or refuse-derived fuel as primary fuel from qualifying renewable energy technologies.

Amends Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 216B.1691, subdivision 1 to modify the list of renewable energy sources that electric utilities must use to generate electricity.

Defines "eligible energy technology" to include solar, wind, hydroelectric (under 100 megawatts), hydrogen, biomass, anaerobic digester systems, and wastewater treatment byproducts, but excludes waste incineration methods.

Becomes effective the day following final enactment.