Exempts portable solar generation devices from certain requirements and prohibits utilities from imposing fees or charges on their use.
The Garden State Balcony Solar Act exempts portable solar generation devices from interconnection, net metering, and other requirements. It defines a "portable solar generation device" as a moveable photovoltaic device with a maximum power output of 1,200 watts or less, designed to connect to a building's electrical system through a standard 120-volt outlet. The bill prohibits electric utilities from requiring customers to obtain approval, pay fees, or install additional equipment for using these devices.
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