Balcony Solar Bill in Utah
Sector: Power Generation (CCGT) • Location: Utah, United States
Source: PV Magazine USA
A new Utah bill allows portable solar power systems of up to 1.2 kWac to connect directly to 120V outlets without interconnection applications or utility fees, provided they meet NEC and UL certification standards. The bill has passed multiple readings in both the Utah House and Senate and is awaiting the governor’s signature.
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Description | A new Utah bill allows portable solar power systems of up to 1.2 kWac to connect directly to 120V outlets without interconnection applications or utility fees, provided they meet NEC and UL certification standards. The bill has passed multiple readings in both the Utah House and Senate and is awaiting the governor’s signature. |
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