Illinois HB3322 prohibits counties and municipalities from banning solar energy systems and low voltage solar devices.
Illinois HB3322 prohibits counties and municipalities from enacting ordinances or resolutions that prohibit or have the effect of prohibiting the installation of solar energy systems or low voltage solar powered devices. The bill also restricts homeowners' associations from imposing unreasonable conditions on solar energy systems. It mandates that municipal utility systems and electric cooperatives allow customers to interconnect renewable energy systems up to 25 kW AC and provides rights to customers for self-generation and storage of renewable energy.
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