Utah HB0428 amends solar energy regulations, requiring additional disclosures in solar agreements, prohibiting deceptive sales practices, and setting.
Utah HB0428 amends existing solar energy regulations by defining key terms and requiring additional disclosures in solar agreements. The bill mandates that solar retailers provide detailed information about the solar energy system, including design assumptions, estimated energy production, and battery storage details if applicable. It also prohibits certain deceptive sales practices, such as presenting solar agreements using only monthly payment comparisons without disclosing total costs.
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