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HF 1745 Rep. Swedzinski (R-Ghent) county and has no customer class conditions. (See also, No Senate companion bill. SF 1777). To repeal obsolete provisions in statutes relating to energy. HF 1853 Rep. Lee (DFL-St. Paul) SF 1904 Sen.Abeler (R-Anoka) HF 1751 Rep. Daudt (R-Crown) To appropriate $10 million from the general fund to the SF 2330 Sen. Johnson (R-East Grand Forks) PCA to support the development of supply equipment for To statutorily authorize construction of the Enbridge public electric vehicles, mostly with charging capacity Line 3 pipeline. greater than 150 kW. HF 1787 Rep.Acomb (DFL-Minnetonka) HF 2795 Rep.Hornstein (DFL-Minneapolis) SF 2368 Sen. Simonson(DFL-Duluth) SF 2046 Sen. Newton(DFL-Coon Rapids) To appropriate $6 million to establish goals and bench- To repeal the federal appliance and lighting efficiency marks and implement rapid transition toward the use standards codified in Minnesota law if the federal stan- of renewable fuels for electric and thermal energy in dards are repealed or voided. University of Minnesota campus buildings by 2030. HF 1833 Rep.Wagenius (DFL-Minneapolis) HF 1788 Rep.Acomb (DFL-Minnetonka) SF 2067 Sen. Osmek (R-Mound) SF 2369 Sen. Simonson (DFL-Duluth) To require the Department of Commerce to"conduct a To appropriate $6 million to establish goals and bench- study to develop a strategy for the state to advance the marks and implement rapid transition toward the use commercial application of microgrids by helping to estab- of renewable fuels for electric and thermal energy in lish pilot projects at sites owned and operated by public University of Minnesota State Colleges and Universities entities, included but not limited to the state, political campus buildings by 2030. subdivisions, and the University of Minnesota." HF 1798 Rep.Wagenius (DFL-Minneapolis) HF 1842 Rep.Wagenius (DFL-Minneapolis) SF 2066 Sen. Osmek (R-Mound) SF 2084 Sen. Osmek(R-Mound) To correct incorrect reference of"clean energy advance- To make a technical change in a statutory provision ment fund" to"renewable development" account in the related to dispute resolution for cooperative customers statute governing transfer of unspent RDA grant funds. to bring it into conformity with 2017 changes made in another statute section. HF 1938 Rep. Fabian (R-Roseau) SF 1838 Sen. Howe (R-Rockville) HF 1866 Rep. Long(DFL-Minneapolis) To establish a figurative"social permit" represented by SF 2242 Sen. Dibble (DFL-Minneapolis) adoption of a resolution by every Minnesota board of To make beneficial electrification a state priority and county commissioners in support of the PCA's adoption require investor-owned utilities to submit biennial plans of any water quality standard or modification; to restrict to the PUC for promoting energy end-uses powered by such actions by the PCA from taking effect without such electricity. a"social permit." HF 1891 Rep.Vogel(R-Elko New Market) HF 1919 Rep. Christensen (DFL-Stillwater) No Senate companion bill. SF 1888 Sen. Housley (R-Woodbury) To set conditions upon municipalities that charge To create a fund with deposits from the RDA of$15 franchise fees on investor-owned utilities above what million in 2019 and $10 million annually thereafter for is necessary to defray costs associated with the utility's grants administered by the Department of Employment operations. and Economic Development to address the economic and social impact on communities affected by the retirement HF 1928 Rep. Hansen(DFL-South St. Paul) of investor-owned coal, nuclear and natural gas electric SF 2262 Sen. Eaton (DFL-Brooklyn Center) generating plants. To make appropriations to the DNR, PCA, PFA, Clean Water Fund, Board of Water and Soil Resources, and SF 1891 Sen. Senjem(R-Rochester) Department of Health drinking water programs. No House companion bill. To allow Xcel customers to subscribe to solar gardens in HF 1956 Rep.Long(DFL-Minneapolis) distant counties if the facility is at least 100 feet from SF 2431 Sen. Frentz (DFL-North Mankato) the nearest residential property, and the facility owner To enact the Governor's 2019 energy policy propos- commits to providing at least 10 percent of the output to al;to establish the"Clean Energy First"program residential subscribers. Current law allows customer to to require utilities to analyze energy storage, load subscribe to facilities only in their county or an adjacent management and energy efficiency as alternatives to non-renewable large energy facility development in certificate of need proceedings and to require utilities 12 242