California AB738 requires photovoltaic systems in residential buildings repaired or replaced after disasters if certain conditions are met.

California AB738 mandates that residential buildings repaired or replaced after disasters must comply with photovoltaic system requirements, if specific conditions are met. These conditions include the owner's income being at or below the county median, the new building's square footage not exceeding the original, the new construction being on the original site, and the owner not having code upgrade insurance at the time of the disaster. This requirement applies until January 1, 2028, after which the law is repealed.

California AB738 requires photovoltaic systems in residential buildings repaired or replaced after disasters if certain conditions are met.

California AB738 mandates that residential buildings repaired or replaced after disasters must comply with photovoltaic system requirements, if specific conditions are met. These conditions include the owner's income being at or below the county median, the new building's square footage not exceeding the original, the new construction being on the original site, and the owner not having code upgrade insurance at the time of the disaster. This requirement applies until January 1, 2028, after which the law is repealed.