Alaska HB257 exempts portable solar generation devices from utility requirements if they meet specific criteria.

Alaska HB257 exempts portable solar generation devices from utility interconnection and net metering program requirements if they have a maximum power output of 1,200 watts or less, meet the latest National Electrical Code standards, and are certified by Underwriters Laboratories or an equivalent lab. Utilities cannot require approval, fees, or additional equipment for these devices. Utilities are also not liable for damages or injuries caused by compliant devices.

Alaska HB257 exempts portable solar generation devices from utility requirements if they meet specific criteria.

Alaska HB257 exempts portable solar generation devices from utility interconnection and net metering program requirements if they have a maximum power output of 1,200 watts or less, meet the latest National Electrical Code standards, and are certified by Underwriters Laboratories or an equivalent lab. Utilities cannot require approval, fees, or additional equipment for these devices. Utilities are also not liable for damages or injuries caused by compliant devices.