Virginia Balcony Solar Plug-In Devices Legislation
Sector: Solar • Location: Virginia, United States
Source: Construction Owners Club
Legislation passed by the Virginia General Assembly allowing residents to install small plug-in solar devices with a maximum output of 1,200 watts without needing approval from local electric utilities. The bill aims to expand access to small-scale solar energy, particularly for apartment residents and tenants, and includes safety and grid protection requirements.
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Description | Legislation passed by the Virginia General Assembly allowing residents to install small plug-in solar devices with a maximum output of 1,200 watts without needing approval from local electric utilities. The bill aims to expand access to small-scale solar energy, particularly for apartment residents and tenants, and includes safety and grid protection requirements. |
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