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Minnesota updated its community solar garden law so that it would benefit more low income households, but proponents fear a proposal by Xcel Energy could scare away solar investments.
As Minnesota moves toward a carbon-free future, efforts are increasing to make sure the clean energy transition is more equitable and accessible.
Legislation expected to be signed this week will transfer administration to the state Department of Commerce, but some of the costs will continue to be passed down to Xcel Energy ratepayers.
One expert in the Minnesota solar industry said colder weather actually makes solar panels more efficient.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce’s solar report shows solar capacity and consumption has increased steadily since 2013. The industry believes expanding capabilities will lead to even more growth.