Ohio HB755 exempts portable solar generation devices from interconnection requirements and utility approval.

Ohio HB755 amends the state's Revised Code to exempt portable solar generation devices from interconnection requirements and utility approval. These devices, defined as moveable photovoltaic systems with a maximum power output of up to 1,200 watts, must be designed to connect to a building's electrical system via a standard outlet and primarily offset the customer's electricity consumption. Utilities are prohibited from requiring customers to obtain approval, pay fees, or install additional controls or equipment for these devices.

Ohio HB755 exempts portable solar generation devices from interconnection requirements and utility approval.

Ohio HB755 amends the state's Revised Code to exempt portable solar generation devices from interconnection requirements and utility approval. These devices, defined as moveable photovoltaic systems with a maximum power output of up to 1,200 watts, must be designed to connect to a building's electrical system via a standard outlet and primarily offset the customer's electricity consumption. Utilities are prohibited from requiring customers to obtain approval, pay fees, or install additional controls or equipment for these devices.