Community solar garden program sunset.

The bill MN HF2793 proposes to end the community solar garden program in Minnesota. This program currently allows residents and businesses to invest in solar energy projects and receive credits on their electricity bills. By sunseting the program, it would no longer be available for new participants or projects.

Supporters of the bill argue that it is a necessary step to reassess and improve Minnesota's energy policies. They believe that phasing out the community solar garden program will encourage more innovative and cost-effective energy solutions that can better serve the state's residents.

Critics of the bill contend that ending the community solar garden program would limit access to renewable energy for many Minnesotans. They argue that this move undermines efforts to promote clean energy and could lead to higher energy costs for residents who benefit from community solar projects.