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MN HF2992
Bill
Status
3/12/2014
Primary Sponsor
Andrew Falk
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AI Summary
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Each Minnesota utility must file a rebate program with the department by October 1, 2014, to cover at least 50 percent of the cost of qualifying thermostats for residential heating customers.
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The department shall review, approve, reject, or modify each utility's rebate program, and approved programs must be made available to customers within 60 days of approval.
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Qualifying thermostats must automatically control temperature, be remotely programmable via computer or smartphone, capable of self-programming based on temperature history, and be deemed cost-effective by the department.
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Energy savings from qualifying thermostats may be applied toward the utility's energy savings goal under subdivision 1c.
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The effective date is the day following final enactment.
Legislative Description
Utility rebate program required for thermostats.
Last Action
Introduction and first reading, referred to Energy Policy
3/12/2014