Oklahoma HB4060 establishes the Plug-In Solar Power Amendments Act, regulating portable solar generation devices for residential use.
Oklahoma HB4060, known as the Plug-In Solar Power Amendments Act, regulates the use of portable solar generation devices for residential customers. It defines a "portable solar generation device" as a solar photovoltaic device with a maximum output capacity of 1,200 watts, designed to connect to a standard electrical outlet. The act prohibits electric utilities from requiring customers to obtain authorization or pay fees for using these devices.
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