Ohio SB383 exempts portable solar generation devices from interconnection requirements and utility fees.
Ohio SB383 amends the state's Revised Code to exempt portable solar generation devices from interconnection requirements and any fees imposed by electric utilities. These devices, which have a maximum power output of up to 1,200 watts and are designed to offset part of a customer's electricity consumption, are not required to enter into an interconnection agreement with an electric utility.
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