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HF 1369-Rep. Christensen(DFL-Stillwater) HF 1617-Rep.Urdahl(R-Grove City) SF 1503-Sen. Goggin(R-Red Wing) SF 2021-Sen. Senjem(R-Rochester) To require all public schools or school districts reporting To appropriate $60 million in funding from state bond- on their behalf to enter and maintain monthly utility ing proceeds for the Public Facilities Authority in these consumption data into the Minnesota B3 benchmarking amounts: $6 million to match federal grants for the clean program for all buildings under its custodial control. water revolving fund; $15 million for grants to munici- palities under the water infrastructure funding program; HF 1405—Rep.Stephenson(DFL-Coon Rapids) $39 million for grants to municipalities under the point SF 1456—Sen. Senjem(R-Rochester) source implementation program. To require electric utilities in their Integrated Re- source Plan filings to include analyses of potential HF 1656—Rep. Persell(DFL-Bemidji) for utilization of energy storage and energy efficiency SF 2096—Sen.Ingebrigtsen (R-Alexandria) and load management; to maximize utilization of local To remove the 300-kW limit for solar facilities on state workers for electric generating facilities construction; buildings in order to meet the current law requirement to establish state transmission planning to account of meeting 2 percent of state building energy needs with for retiring generation facilities and to create an IRP renewable energy located at the building site. group to biennially share best practices, promote co- ordination across resource plans and determine what HF 1673—Rep. Fabian (R-Roseau) other resource planning topics to discuss. SF 1972—Sen. Mathews (R-Milaca) To prohibit the PCA and DNR from adopting guidelines, HF 2342—Stephenson (DFL-Coon Rapids) bulletins, criterion, manual standards, interpretive SF 1480—Rarick(R-Pine City) statements or similar pronouncements that meet the To appropriate money to complete the remaining obliga- definition of a rule but have not been adopted according tions for"Made in Minnesota" solar program incentive to the required rulemaking process. payments and pay administrative costs and to repeal the statute establishing the program. HF 1683-Rep.Long(DFL-Minneapolis) SF 2054-Sen.Senjem(R-Rochester) HF 2218—Richardson (DFL-Mendota Heights) To require all electric and gas utilities to provide SF 1489—Sen. Torres Ray (DFL-Minneapolis) customer-identifiable energy usage data in a format To require all gas and electric utilities, including munic- comprehensible to the typical customer in as close to ipal power agencies, to report annually on their efforts, real-time as practicable to the customer or a third-par- goals, and plans to increase diversity in the workplace, ty authorized by the customer;to require utilities to including"workforce representation numbers and per- provide non-customer-identifiable energy usage data centages" and all procurement goals and actual spending to anyone requesting it. for female-owned, minority-owned, veteran-owned and small business enterprises. HF 1796-Rep. Hansen(DFL-South St. Paul) SF 1777-Sen. Jasinski (R-Faribault) HF 2638—Rep.Bierman(R-Apple Valley) To allow Xcel customers to subscribe to solar gardens in SF 1549—Sen. Senjem(R-Rochester) distant counties if the facility is at least 100 feet from To appropriate $100,000 to allow DEED to update its the nearest residential property. Current law allows a Clean Energy Economy Profile which quantifies the em- customer to subscribe to facilities only in their county or ployment and wages of`clean energy'businesses. an adjacent county. HF 1945-Rep. Kresha(R-Little Falls) HF 2006-Rep. Swedzinski (R-Ghent) SF 1634-Sen. Howe (R-Rockville) SF 1824-Sen. Goggin(R-Red Wing) To make publicly available, data related to complaints To allow Xcel to recover from customers the amounts it or charges against public officials, where the public pays to the state for permission to store spent nuclear official in any city is a manager, chief, director or head fuel in storage casks at Prairie Island and Monticello. of a department, division, bureau or board. Current law limits availability of data for such positions to cities with HF 1737 Rep.Lippert (DFL-Northfield) a population of 7,500 or more. SF 1905 Sen. Senjem(R-Rochester) To appropriate $8 million from the general fund to SF 1649—Sen.Koran(R-North Branch) MnDOT to support the development of supply equipment No House companion bill. for public electric vehicles, mostly with charging capaci- To require state agencies to invite vendors to discuss ty greater than 150 kW. No more than 40 percent of the a proposed contract before issuing a notice of proposed funds could be used for equipment installation within contract for professional or technical services valued at the seven-county metro area. $25,000 or more. 11 241