Illinois SB3104 prohibits unreasonable restrictions on plug-in solar energy systems.

Illinois SB3104 amends the Public Utilities Act to define "plug-in solar energy system" and prohibits landlords, homeowners' associations, and others from unreasonably restricting or prohibiting such systems. These systems must have a maximum power output of 391 watts or less and be used primarily to offset electricity consumption. The bill also states that electricity providers cannot require customers to obtain approval, pay fees, or install additional controls for these systems.

Illinois SB3104 prohibits unreasonable restrictions on plug-in solar energy systems.

Illinois SB3104 amends the Public Utilities Act to define "plug-in solar energy system" and prohibits landlords, homeowners' associations, and others from unreasonably restricting or prohibiting such systems. These systems must have a maximum power output of 391 watts or less and be used primarily to offset electricity consumption. The bill also states that electricity providers cannot require customers to obtain approval, pay fees, or install additional controls for these systems.