Minnesota SF5053 establishes consumer protections for solar energy systems, including registration requirements and disclosure forms.
The Solar Energy Systems Consumer Protection Act establishes consumer protections for the sale of solar energy systems in Minnesota. It mandates that solar energy companies and salespersons register with the commissioner of commerce. The act requires solar energy companies to provide consumers with a written disclosure form before signing an agreement. This form must include details such as the consumer's and salesperson's names, estimated installation dates, warranties, and rights to cancel the agreement.
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