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HF 875-Rep. Fischer(DFL-Maplewood) HF 1165-Rep. Claflin(DFL-South St. Paul) SF 1063-Sen. Johnson (R-East Grand Forks) SF 1608-Sen. Osmek (R-Mound) To modify the Clean Water Legacy Act to provide for To require investor-owned electric utilities to include coordinated watershed management. an extensive assessment of energy storage systems in their Integrated Resource Plans;to establish criteria HF 2266—Rep.Wolgamott (DFL-St. Cloud) for energy storage pilot projects by IOUs;to require the SF 1033—Sen. Relph(R-St. Cloud) Commerce Department to contract with a third party to To restrict the Pollution Control Agency from applying conduct a cost-benefit analysis of energy storage sys- stormwater rules to townships until it amends its rules tems. (See also HF 165/SF No. 100.) to do so. HF 1191-Rep.Wagenius (DFL-Minneapolis) HF 2126-Rep.A. Carlson (DFL-Eagan) No Senate companion bill SF 1039—Sen. Goggin (R-Red Wing) To establish an incentive payment for investor-owned To establish The Prairie Island Net-Zero Project with the utilities to exceed 1.9 percent annual Conservation goal of the Prairie Island Indian Community developing Improvement Program electric energy savings and 1.2 an energy system that results in net zero emissions. percent annual CIP gas savings. HF 1316-Rep. Fischer(DFL-Maplewood) HF 1234-Rep. Heintzman (R-Nisswa) SF 1045-Weber(R-Luverne) SF 1973-Sen. Mathews (R-Milaca) To repeal the sunsetting of the Legislative Water Com- To limit the number of assistant commissioners in mission. the Pollution Control Agency; to limit to 3 percent the amount of grant money the PCA may use for grant pro- HF 1671-Rep.Youakim(DFL-Hopkins) gram administration purposes. SF 1078-Sen. Torres Ray (DFL-Minneapolis) To extend and increase the Renewable Energy Stan- HF 2445—Rep. Mekeland (R-Clear Lake) dard, setting it in 2035 at 85 percent for Xcel and 80 SF 1372—Sen. Mathews (R-Milaca) percent for other IOUs, G&Ts and municipal power To remove the 100-megawatt size cap on hydropower agencies; setting a new"Carbon-Free Standard" of 100 sources that qualify under the Renewable Energy Stan- percent for most utilities by 2050 and 2045 for Xcel;to dard. increase the local benefits that the MPUC must seek to ensure through implementation of these standards. SF 1401—Sen. Torres Ray(DFL-Minneapolis) No House companion file. HF 1022—Rep. Long(DFL-Minneapolis) To appropriate funds for groundwater analysis, desig- SF 1423—Sen. Senjem(R-Rochester) nate additional groundwater management areas and To extend Xcel's Solar Rewards Program one year to 2023. develop and implement a water education program that provides training on public use of geologic atlases and HF 1561-Rep.Swedzinski (R-Ghent) other groundwater tools. SF 1193-Sen. Osmek(R-Mound) To require Xcel to pay future community solar gardens HF 1314—Rep.Lippert(DFL-Northfield) at the lowest rate proposed under bid by developers; to SF 1403—Sen.Torres Ray (DFL-Minneapolis) cap the program at 25 megawatts per year. To appropriate funds to expand protection efforts for source water, including rivers and groundwater sources HF 1133-Rep.Acomb (DFL-Minnetonka) that serve private wells. SF 1424-Sen. Dibble (DFL-Minneapolis) To establish a program using Renewable Development HF 1317—Rep. Bierman(R-Apple Valley) Account and general fund appropriations to award SF 2017—Sen. Senjem(R-Rochester) grants to public schools for power purchase agree- To establish a refundable income tax credit of 11 percent ments with solar developers that install solar PV sys- to 15 percent of the purchase and installation cost of a tems on or in the vicinity of school buildings; to limit PV system, solar water heater or solar thermal system. utility rate increases to those schools for the duration of the PPAs. HF 1360-Rep. Long(DFL-Minneapolis) SF 1779-Sen. Pratt (R-Prior Lake) HF 1148—Rep. Christensen(DFLStillwater) To allow commercial PACE program loans up to the as- SF 2016—Sen. Senjem(R-Rochester) sessed value of the property. Current law limits loan to To establish a program using Renewable Development lesser of 20 percent of property value or actual improve- Account and general fund appropriations for grants to ment cost. public schools for energy conservation improvements. 10 240