Hawaii HB1644 enhances consumer protection for residential solar energy device sales.
Hawaii HB1644 mandates compliance with consumer protection laws for entities selling residential solar energy devices. It requires a standardized disclosure form to be provided to consumers before contract execution, detailing total system price, estimated annual energy production, utility bill savings, and other key information. The bill also prohibits sales without a contractor's license or affiliation with a licensed contractor, ensuring transparency and consumer protection in solar energy sales.
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