MN HF2884

Requires each public utility selling electricity at retail to file a special tariff for electric vehicle charging with the Public Utilities Commission by February 1, 2015

Tariff must include time-of-day or off-peak rates and offer customers the option to purchase electricity from the utility's standard energy mix or entirely from renewable energy sources

Tariff must be available to residential customers, with utilities allowed discretionary extension to other customer classes

Commission approval requires demonstrating that the tariff reflects cost differences between peak and off-peak periods, includes customer education and advertising mechanisms, provides clear billing statements, and incorporates metering costs within the rate

Public utilities must report quarterly to the commission on the number of participating customers, total electricity sold under the tariff, and other commission-required data