H.R.10851

Establishes a federal standard for states to promote portable solar generation devices and requires safety standards for these devices.

The Socket Full of Sunshine Act amends the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 to establish a federal standard for states to consider measures promoting portable solar generation devices. States must consider measures such as exempting these devices from certain requirements and prohibiting electric utilities from imposing certain restrictions on their use. The bill also mandates that states prohibit landlords from restricting tenants from using or placing these devices on leased premises.