HB4524 regulates plug-in solar energy systems in Illinois, exempting them from certain requirements and prohibiting landlords and associations from.
HB4524 amends Illinois law to define and regulate plug-in solar energy systems, which are moveable photovoltaic devices that can export up to 1,200 watts and connect to a building's electrical system. The bill exempts these systems from interconnection requirements and product listing standards that would require alterations to a building's premises, wiring, or electrical panels. It prohibits landlords, homeowners' associations, and other entities from imposing restrictions on the installation, use, or operation of these systems.
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