Hawaii SB2032 enhances consumer protection in the sale of residential solar energy devices.
Hawaii SB2032 aims to protect consumers by ensuring that anyone selling residential solar energy devices complies with consumer protection laws. It mandates that sellers provide a one-page standardized disclosure form before contract execution, detailing total system price, estimated annual energy production, utility bill savings, payment terms, and more. The bill also requires sellers to hold a contractor's license or be affiliated with a licensed contractor.
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