Minnesota helped lead the nation in community solar, a pioneering model that gives renters and others who can't put solar panels on their own property a way to go solar and save. But now community solar is under attack from utility giants that want to maintain their monopoly grip on your power supply.
HF 1833, the omnibus clean energy bill, would protect Minnesota community solar, expand opportunities for low-income families and rural communities to benefit, and put the state on a path to 100% carbon-free electricity by 2050.
We all know that putting more consumers in control of their electricity bills with clean energy is the right path for Minnesota. Tell your lawmakers: Save community solar so that clean energy can work for everyone!
To whom it may concern:
Vote yes on HF 1833 to protect and expand community solar opportunity for our state, and set Minnesota on a course to 100% carbon-free electricity..
Minnesota helped lead the nation in community solar, a pioneering model that gives renters and others who can't put solar panels on their own property a way to go solar and save. This fair and commonsense approach to clean energy has cleared the way for more than 10,000 households, along with schools, non-profits and businesses, to go solar in Minnesota. In turn, this has supported good local jobs in our new energy economy and reduced dependence on expensive and polluting power sources, which benefits all Minnesotans.
HF 1833 would make community solar work for more Minnesotans by expanding opportunities for low-income families and rural communities to participate. Please defend community solar and pass HF 1833 to give more Minnesotans a way to benefit from affordable solar power, invest in good local jobs, and build a healthier energy future for all of us.
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