Missouri HB3530 establishes a program for residential battery energy storage systems, including licensing for installers, rebates, and consumer.
Missouri HB3530, known as the "Missouri Home Battery and Grid Resilience Act," creates a framework for residential battery energy storage systems. The bill mandates licensing for installers, requiring proof of insurance, credentials, and completion of a compliance course. It also establishes a public registry for licensed contractors. Utilities must offer rebates and performance payments for installed systems, with costs offset by verified savings. The bill includes consumer protections, such as a three-day rescission period and written disclosures before installation.
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