AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTIONS REGARDING RESIDENTIAL SOLAR AND ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS.
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Summary
SB 233 changes Connecticut’s Home Solicitation Sales Act to require clearer disclosures, a three‑day cancellation right, and a consumer handbook for solar sales. It also exempts workers hired by licensed solar contractors who only hoist, place or anchor solar equipment on large (over 25 MW) projects, and forces solar lenders and lessors to give payoff statements within seven days. The goal is to protect homeowners from aggressive door‑to‑door solar pitches while easing licensing for specific solar‑industry labor.
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