HF4023

A+ Energy Act established.
Legislative Session 94 (2025-2026)

Related bill: SF1924

AI Generated Summary

Purpose

  • Establishes a new framework called the A Energy Act to guide energy policy and regulation in Minnesota.
  • Signals an intent to update or reorganize how energy issues are addressed under state law.

Key Provisions

  • Establishes the A Energy Act as a new energy-related framework.
  • Amends certain Minnesota statutes to reflect the new energy framework. Specifically, it targets changes to Minnesota Statutes 2024 sections 216B.01, 216B.1691 subdivisions 1 and 2e, and 216B.243 subdivisions 3b and 8.1.5.
  • Includes a provision that this act may be cited by a short title (the A Energy Act).

Amendments to Existing Law

  • 216B.01 (Minnesota energy-related statute)
  • 216B.1691 subdivisions 1 and 2e
  • 216B.243 subdivisions 3b and 8.1.5

Administrative Details

  • The bill is described as being introduced in the House and referred to the Committee on Energy Finance and Policy for consideration.
  • Short title provision states: This act may be cited as the A Energy Act.

Significance and Potential Impact

  • The changes are framed as updates to existing energy law, potentially altering how energy policy is defined, implemented, and overseen in Minnesota.
  • Specific effects depend on the detailed language of the amended sections, which is not provided in the excerpt.

Relevant Terms - A Energy Act - energy - Minnesota Statutes 2024 - 216B.01 - 216B.1691 - subdivisions 1, 2e - 216B.243 - subdivisions 3b, 8.1.5 - energy finance and policy - This act may be cited as the A Energy Act - H. F. No. 4023 - first reading - Committee on Energy Finance and Policy

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Actions

DateChamberWhereTypeNameCommittee Name
March 05, 2026HouseActionIntroduction and first reading, referred toEnergy Finance and Policy

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Progress through the legislative process

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