Representative Shonkwiler added as coauthor
Summary
The bill defines a plug‑in solar power system as a movable photovoltaic device of 1,200 watts or less that connects to a building through a standard outlet to offset electricity use. It would remove these systems from Indiana’s distributed‑generation statutes and interconnection standards, require a safety feature that disables power export during outages, and bar electricity suppliers from demanding approval, fees, or extra equipment. The measure also limits supplier liability for injuries caused by a customer’s installation.
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