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MN SF4060
Bill
Status
5/3/2018
Primary Sponsor
Gary Dahms
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AI Summary
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Removes the geographic restriction limiting subscribers to the same county or contiguous counties as the solar facility, allowing subscribers from anywhere in the utility's service territory.
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Maintains existing requirements that solar gardens have a maximum nameplate capacity of one megawatt and minimum five subscribers with no single subscriber owning more than 40 percent.
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Requires each subscription to be sized at least 200 watts and supply no more than 120 percent of the subscriber's average annual electricity consumption.
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Public utilities must purchase all energy generated by community solar gardens at rates calculated under section 216B.164 or the applicable retail rate until a commission-approved rate is established.
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Effective date of August 1, 2018.
Legislative Description
Community solar gardens location modification
Last Action
Referred to Energy and Utilities Finance and Policy
5/3/2018