Hawaii SB2902 establishes a regulatory framework for portable solar generation devices, including registration requirements and protections for users.

Hawaii SB2902 aims to regulate portable solar generation devices, commonly known as balcony or plug-in solar, to encourage their safe and effective use. The bill requires the Public Utilities Commission to establish an online registration system for these devices, which are moveable photovoltaic systems with a maximum power output of 1.2 kilowatts. Owners of these devices must register them with the commission, which may contract with a third party to maintain the system.

Hawaii SB2902 establishes a regulatory framework for portable solar generation devices, including registration requirements and protections for users.

Hawaii SB2902 aims to regulate portable solar generation devices, commonly known as balcony or plug-in solar, to encourage their safe and effective use. The bill requires the Public Utilities Commission to establish an online registration system for these devices, which are moveable photovoltaic systems with a maximum power output of 1.2 kilowatts. Owners of these devices must register them with the commission, which may contract with a third party to maintain the system.