Prohibits installation of components from certain foreign countries on renewable energy devices in Illinois and requires reporting of component.
The Rogue Component Installation Prevention Act bans public utilities, local governments, and school districts in Illinois from installing components from specific foreign countries on renewable energy devices. It also mandates that distributors, manufacturers, and sellers of renewable energy devices report the characteristics of any installed components to several U.S. and Illinois government agencies. The act defines "foreign country of concern" as China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela, or Syria.
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