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Eagan, other Minnesota cities tap utility fees to fund climate action

Summary by MinnPost
More Minnesota cities are turning to utility customers to fund climate and sustainability projects.The Twin Cities suburb of Eagan is among the latest municipalities to begin collecting what’s known as a “franchise fee” from gas and electric companies in exchange for allowing pipelines, power lines and other infrastructure in public rights-of-way. The charges are typically passed on to customers in the form of a small monthly line item on their …
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