Solar Energy Protection Act established relating to the sale of solar energy systems.

Summary

The Solar Energy Protection Act establishes a new statutory chapter that sets consumer‑protection standards for contracts involving solar energy systems and related storage devices. It requires solar companies to register with the commissioner of commerce and to file reports, while defining key terms such as “agreement,” “lease,” and “fixture filing.” The law applies to new agreements but does not cover simple title transfers or rentals of real property.

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