Portable-Scale Solar Energy Devices.

Summary

The bill defines a portable‑scale solar device that can produce up to 1.92 kW and lets customers install and run it for their own electricity use without needing an interconnection agreement or paying fees to the utility. It also requires devices over 391 W to be UL‑certified and to have a feature that stops them from feeding power into the grid during outages. Additionally, the measure allocates $100,000 per year to the Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors to expand a public‑awareness campaign about electrical safety and solar.

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