Minnesota HF3555 regulates plug-in solar photovoltaic devices, exempting them from certain utility agreements and net metering.
Minnesota HF3555 regulates the installation and operation of plug-in solar photovoltaic devices, which are portable systems intended to offset electricity consumption, with a maximum power output of 1,200 watts. The bill exempts these devices from requirements to enter interconnection agreements with electric utilities and from net metering provisions. Additionally, electric utilities are not held liable for damage or injury caused by these devices.
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