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a sustainable energy future that ends Minnesota's use HF 439—Rep. Quam(R-Byron) of fossil fuels and makes Minnesota the first state in the No Senate companion bill. nation to use only renewable energy. To establish a business exemption from sales and use tax for internet service equipment and machinery pur- HF 2077—Rep. Swedzinski (R-Ghent) chased or leased for use directly by an internet service SF 488—Sen. Osmek(R-Mound) provider primarily in the provision of internet service. To prohibit the MPUC from approving any community solar garden program offered to Xcel customers, unless SF 633—Sen. Osmek(R-Mound) the owner: provides information about estimated output No Senate companion bill. and subscriber's initial lump sum payment recovery ac- To repeal the prohibition on the MPUC from issuing cer- cording to approved calculations;provides certain finan- tificates of need for nuclear electric generating facilities. cial security information to the Commission;provides potential subscribers with certain consumer protection HF 588—Rep. Drazkowski (R-Mazeppa) measures; and takes certain other steps. SF 713—Sen. Goggin (R-Red Wing) To end Xcel's Community Solar Garden program. HF 1030—Rep. Pinto (DFL-St. Paul) SF 433—Sen.Latz (DFL-St.Louis Park) HF 894—Rep. Drazkowski (R-Mazeppa) To prohibit telecommunications providers and internet SF 848—Sen. Goggin (R-Red Wing) service providers from collecting personal information To establish setback requirements for Wind Energy from a customer resulting from the customer's use of the Conversion Systems;to establish a resolution process for service provider without express written consent of the WECS-related health complaints that subjects WECS customer and to prohibit refusal of service based on a owners to buying all contiguous property owned by a customer's refusal to provide consent. prevailing complainant. HF 372—Rep. Quam(R-Byron) HF 700—Rep.Long(DFL-Minneapolis) No House companion bill SF 850—Sen. Frentz (DFL-North Mankato) To establish an account administered by the Public Fa- To extend and increase the RES, setting it in 2035 cilities Authority for loans for rural wastewater treat- at 85 percent for Xcel and 80 percent for other IOUs, ment system renovation. G&Ts and municipal power agencies; to institute a new"Carbon-Free Standard" of 100 percent for most HF 2078—Rep. Swedzinski (R-Ghent) utilities by 2050 and 2045 for Xcel. SF 514—Sen. Osmek (R-Mound) To require the MPUC not to approve any community HF 690—Rep. Quam(R-Byron) solar garden program offered to Xcel customers, unless No Senate companion bill. the owner provides to potential subscribers a disclosure To appropriate funds for a grant to the University of checklist developed by Clean Energy Resource Teams Minnesota Energy Transition Lab to perform a feasibil- (CERTs). ity study on the potential use of hydrogen from nuclear generating facilities for manufacturing, refining, agricul- HF 376—Rep. Sundin (R-Esko) tural, transportation and other purposes. SF 807—Sen. Ruud (R-Breezy Point) To appropriate money for a grant to extend an existing HF 762—Rep. Quam(R-Byron) broadband network. SF 2019—Sen. Senjem(R-Rochester) To establish a loan fund for dredging to improve water HF 411—Rep. Poppe (DFL-Austin) flow for hydro-electric facilities. SF 587—Sen. Dahms (R-Redwood Falls) To issue bonds and make $128 million in appropria- HF 1170—Rep. Ecklund (DFL-International Falls) tions to the Public Facilities Authority for purposes of SF 962—Sen. Mathews (R-Milaca) Clean Water programs. To require the Board of Water and Soil Resources to as- sume the Section 404 permitting program of the federal HF 973—Rep. Persell (DFL-Bemidji) Clean Water Act. SF 627—Sen.Marty (DFL-Roseville) To reestablish the Pollution Control Agency Citizens HF 862—Rep. Poston (R-Lake Shore) Board. SF 1061—Sen. Draheim(R-Madison Lake) To require the Environmental Quality Board to develop HF 424—Rep. Sundin (R-Esko) a plan for identifying which Minnesota lakes need accel- SF 1708—Sen. Utke (R-Park Rapids) erated lake management. To require the state to pay the costs of property tax judg- ments against state-assessed property. 9 239