SB3711 establishes a solar energy checkoff program in Illinois to promote solar energy adoption.
SB3711, the Solar Energy Reliability and Affordability Checkoff Program Act, creates a program to support solar energy in Illinois. The Act establishes the Solar Energy Reliability and Affordability Fund and the Solar Energy Reliability and Affordability Board to manage the fund. Owners, operators, or developers of solar energy systems must pay a $5 per kilowatt-hour assessment on all solar energy systems sold for installation within the state.
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