Establishing limitations for land transactions for wind and solar energy projects and allowing a consumer to revoke such land transaction under the Kansas consumer protection act.
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Summary
HB 2300 would add new rules to the Kansas Consumer Protection Act that restrict how suppliers may approach consumers about land leases, options, easements or other agreements for wind or solar projects. It bars door‑to‑door solicitation of vulnerable residents, caps written outreach, requires capacity verification and gives consumers the right to revoke such land contracts if the supplier violates the act. The bill also clarifies notice‑of‑cancellation requirements and provides private‑right remedies for affected consumers.
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