Utah H.B. 340 (2025) Solar Power Amendments
Partial
What does Utah Utah H.B. 340 (2025) Solar Power Amendments do? Defines portable solar generation devices (up to 1,200 W, plugged into a 120 V outlet) and exempts them from interconnection agreements, net metering, and utility approval or fees. 1,200 W max; NEC-compliant; UL or equivalent lab certification; anti-energizing feature during outage; utility not liable.
Facts
- Kind
- Statute
- Status
- In force
- Stage
- In force
- Effective
- May 7, 2025
- Topics
- Plug-in solar
- Products
- Source
- le.utah.gov (opens in a new tab)
The state’s codes
The codes that reach each product this law names, with the edition Utah is on. Each links to the record.
The passage
“a device or feature that prevents the system from energizing the building's electrical system during a power outage”
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