Title Minnesota Statutes, Minnesota Statutes

216B.684 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF MERCURY EMISSIONS-REDUCTION PLAN. The Pollution Control Agency shall evaluate a utility's mercury emissions-reduction plans filed under sections 216B.682 and 216B.6851 and submit its evaluation to the Public Utilities Commission within 180 day…

216B.685 MERCURY EMISSIONS-REDUCTION PLAN APPROVAL. § Subdivision 1.Commission review and evaluation. The Public Utilities Commission shall review and evaluate a utility's mercury emissions-reduction plans and associated emissions-reduction riders submitted under section 216B.682…

216B.6851 UTILITY OPTION. § Subdivision 1.Election. A public utility with less than 200,000 customers subject to sections 216B.68 to 216B.688 that owns two wet scrubbed units at a qualifying facility may opt to be regulated under this section for those units in lieu of section 21…

216B.686 OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT PLANS. § Subdivision 1.Utility filing. (a) In order to encourage a utility to address multiple pollutants, a utility required to submit mercury-reduction plans under sections 216B.68 to 216B.688 may also propose plans for investments and r…

216B.687 MERCURY EMISSIONS REDUCTION IMPLEMENTATION, OPERATION. § Subdivision 1.Permit conditions for mercury reductions. The agency shall establish the mercury emissions reduction for each targeted unit included in a plan approved under section 216B.685, or where applicable, for…

216B.688 RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER STATE FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS. Except as otherwise provided for equipment optimization as specified in section 216B.687, a public utility implementing an approved mercury emissions-reduction plan is not required to undertake additional investments or…

216B.72 QUALIFIED LARGE-SCALE DATA CENTER FEE. (a) The commissioner must collect an annual fee from the qualified large-scale data center, on a schedule prescribed by the commissioner and deposited in the energy and conservation account established in section 216B.241, subdivisio…

216B.79 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE. The commission may order public utilities to make adequate infrastructure investments and undertake sufficient preventative maintenance with regard to generation, transmission, and distribution facilities. The commission's authority under this se…

216B.82 LOCAL POWER QUALITY ZONES. (a) Upon joint petition of a public utility as defined in section 216B.02, subdivision 4, and any customer located within the utility's service territory, the commission may establish a zone within that utility's service territory where the util…