Indiana HB1084 regulates plug-in solar power systems, exempting them from certain fees and requirements.
Indiana HB1084 amends the state's utility regulations to define and regulate plug-in solar power systems. These systems are moveable photovoltaic devices with a maximum power output of 1,200 watts, designed to connect to a building's electrical system via a standard outlet. The bill exempts these systems from the Indiana utility regulatory commission's interconnection standards and requires them to include a feature that prevents power export during a building's electrical outage.
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