MN·Bill·2013-2014 Regular Session
SF 190
Nuclear power plant certificate of need issuance prohibition elimination
Introduced 2013-01-31Last action 2013-01-31 — Referred to Environment and Energy
Sponsor
Osmek
Cosponsors
BensonTomassoniRosenBrown
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Died in Senate committee
The 2013-2014 Regular Session ended on 2014-05-16. This bill was introduced when the session adjourned and did not advance to enactment.
Legislative Progress
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Introduced
2
In Committee
3
Passed Chamber
4
Enacted / Signed
Summary
Based on the bill title "Nuclear power plant certificate of need issuance prohibition elimination," this bill appears to remove existing legal prohibitions that prevent the issuance of certificates of need for nuclear power plants in Minnesota. Currently, Minnesota law likely prohibits or restricts the approval of new nuclear power facilities through the certificate of need process, which is a regulatory approval required before constructing major energy infrastructure. By eliminating this prohibition, the bill would allow state regulators to consider and potentially approve applications for new nuclear power plant construction, effectively reopening Minnesota to nuclear energy development as a power generation option.
Note
Historical import. Session: 2013-2014
Full Bill Text
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/text.php?number=SF190&version=0&session=ls88&session_year=2013&session_number=0