Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
CivicRadar.Wednesday, September 2, 2026
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This bill allows people to use small, portable solar energy devices, up to 1.2 kilowatts, that plug into a standard electrical outlet. These devices must meet safety standards and have a feature to prevent them from sending power to the grid during an outage. Landlords cannot prevent tenants from installing these devices on their property, though they can set reasonable restrictions.
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- D · PrimeAmanda Cook
- D · PrimeMary Harrison
- D · PrimeMaria Cervania
- D · PrimePhil Rubin
- D · CoEric Ager
- D · CoGloristine Brown
- D · CoKanika Brown
- D · CoDeb Butler
- D · CoTracy Clark
- D · CoBryan Cohn
- D · CoAllison Dahle
- D · CoJulia Greenfield
- D · CoBrandon Lofton
- D · CoJordan Lopez
- D · CoRenee Price
- D · CoJulie von Haefen
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