Applications are open! Minnesota’s Energy Assistance Program can help households pay energy bills, get reconnected or prevent energy disconnection, get fuel delivered and repair or replace homeowners’ broken heating systems.

One of the roles of the Minnesota Department of Commerce is to help Minnesotans understand how to make business and residential insurance claims. As the State’s insurance regulator, the Department of Commerce shares the following tips and information for Minnesotans.

As the state's consumer protection agency, the Minnesota Department of Commerce is committed to empowering older adults and their families to protect themselves against financial fraud.

Many people assume that there is little they can do to reduce their energy bills and increase the efficiency of their home. In reality, there are many things that you can do yourself and other things that you can hire professionals to do.

The Mid-Continent Independent System Operator (MISO) unanimously approved three projects which are entirely or partially in Minnesota, representing an investment of more than $2 billion to expand and improve reliability for our electric grid.

For the most up-to-date information about the State of Minnesota's management of the COVID-19 pandemic, please visit mn.gov/COVID19

Commerce licenses businesses and professionals in a wide range of industries– including insurance, financial services, real estate and more. Use our License Lookup Tool to make sure whoever you’re doing business with is licensed in Minnesota.