Vermont H0598 amends definitions and regulations for portable solar energy generation devices.

Vermont H0598 amends the definition of "portable solar energy generation device" to include specific characteristics and requirements. The bill mandates that these devices have a maximum power output of 1,200 watts, be plug-and-play, and be primarily used to offset electricity consumption. It prohibits electric distribution companies from requiring approval, fees, or additional equipment for these devices. The bill also specifies that such devices are not eligible for net metering and must comply with fire and building safety codes if installed in public buildings.

Vermont H0598 amends definitions and regulations for portable solar energy generation devices.

Vermont H0598 amends the definition of "portable solar energy generation device" to include specific characteristics and requirements. The bill mandates that these devices have a maximum power output of 1,200 watts, be plug-and-play, and be primarily used to offset electricity consumption. It prohibits electric distribution companies from requiring approval, fees, or additional equipment for these devices. The bill also specifies that such devices are not eligible for net metering and must comply with fire and building safety codes if installed in public buildings.