Maryland HB1607 restricts community solar energy generating systems from being built in certain locations to prevent overburdening areas.

Maryland HB1607 modifies the placement rules for community solar energy generating systems. It prohibits these systems from being built in locations that would exceed a certain capacity, such as on industrial zones, brownfields, or over public rights-of-way. Exceptions include rooftop installations and systems serving low- and moderate-income subscribers. The bill aims to ensure these systems are placed in locations that do not overburden communities.

Maryland HB1607 restricts community solar energy generating systems from being built in certain locations to prevent overburdening areas.

Maryland HB1607 modifies the placement rules for community solar energy generating systems. It prohibits these systems from being built in locations that would exceed a certain capacity, such as on industrial zones, brownfields, or over public rights-of-way. Exceptions include rooftop installations and systems serving low- and moderate-income subscribers. The bill aims to ensure these systems are placed in locations that do not overburden communities.