Bill
SF 5100
SF 5100 modifies Minnesota data center regulations, likely adjusting tax incentives or environmental standards to balance economic development with energy and resource sustainability.
SF 5100 modifies Minnesota's existing data center provisions, likely adjusting tax incentives, regulatory requirements, or operational standards for data center facilities in the state. The bill was introduced in April 2026 and referred to the Energy, Utilities, Environment, and Climate committee, suggesting the modifications may relate to energy use, environmental impact, or utility infrastructure considerations.
Data centers consume substantial electricity and water resources, making them significant economic development targets with environmental implications. Minnesota's data center policies directly affect the state's ability to attract tech investment while managing energy costs and environmental sustainability goals.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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