MN·Bill·2019-2020 Regular Session

HF 3718

Died in House committee

New nuclear power plant prohibition on issuing certificate of need abolished.

Introduced 2020-02-24Last action 2020-03-16 — Author added Heintzeman

Sponsor

Lucero

Cosponsors

GarofaloLueckHeintzeman
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Died in House committee
The 2019-2020 Regular Session ended on 2019-05-17. 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, this legislation would eliminate Minnesota's current prohibition on issuing certificates of need for new nuclear power plants. This would remove a regulatory barrier that has prevented the construction of new nuclear power facilities in the state, effectively reopening the possibility for nuclear power development. By abolishing this restriction, the bill would allow state regulators to consider and potentially approve applications for new nuclear power plants, marking a significant shift in Minnesota's energy policy that has historically restricted nuclear expansion.

Note

Historical import. Session: 2019-2020

Full Bill Text
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/text.php?number=HF3718&version=0&session=ls91&session_year=2020&session_number=0
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