Kentucky HB828 regulates solar energy installations by requiring licensing, contract transparency, and consumer protections.
Kentucky HB828 establishes regulations for solar energy installations, requiring contractors to be licensed electrical contractors. It mandates that solar energy installation contracts be in writing, include detailed terms, and be given to the beneficiary at signing. The bill also requires disclosure of financing details, warranties, and rescission rights. It prohibits unlicensed individuals from soliciting or installing solar energy systems and allows for civil penalties against violators.
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