Minnesota HF4880 establishes consumer protections for the sale of solar energy systems, including registration requirements and disclosure forms.
Minnesota HF4880, the Solar Energy Systems Consumer Protection Act, mandates registration for solar energy companies and salespersons. It requires the commissioner to develop a disclosure form detailing solar energy system sales. The form must include consumer and salesperson names, system technical specifications, financial incentives, and consumer rights. Companies must notify the commissioner of changes in registration information. The commissioner can suspend, revoke, or refuse to issue or renew registrations for various violations.
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