Minnesota Statutes § 216C.055 - KEY ROLE OF SOLAR AND BIOMASS RESOURCES IN PRODUCING THERMAL ENERGY
The commissioners of commerce and the Pollution Control Agency must include certain solar and biomass proposals in biennial legislative proposals if they find the policies appropriate for greenhouse gas reduction.
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