Vermont S0202 allows portable solar energy generation devices to be installed without a certificate of public good or interconnection agreement.
Vermont S0202 amends state law to allow the installation of portable solar energy generation devices without needing a certificate of public good or an interconnection agreement with an electric distribution company. These devices, which must have a maximum power output of 1,200 watts and be certified by Underwriters Laboratories or an equivalent Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory, are intended to offset part of a customer's electricity consumption.
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