H:Died in Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 5-4
Summary
The bill defines a “plug‑in solar generation device” of up to 1,200 watts that plugs into a standard 120‑volt outlet and removes most utility regulations on such devices. It prevents electric utilities from requiring interconnection agreements, charging fees, or demanding extra equipment, and limits utility liability for devices they do not sell or install. Utilities may optionally provide two‑direction meters, while the existing net‑metering definition is clarified to exclude these small devices.
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