Vermont S.202 (Act 149, 2026) plug-in photovoltaic devices
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What does Vermont Vermont S.202 (Act 149, 2026) plug-in photovoltaic devices do? Lets customers use plug-in PV devices on a standard outlet with no interconnection agreement or utility approval; tenants must notify landlords. Up to 1,200 W combined inverter capacity per meter; UL 3700 or equivalent listing; anti-islanding; smart meters only; tenant gives landlord 10 days notice.
Facts
- Kind
- Statute
- Status
- Enacted
- Stage
- In force
- Signed or decided
- June 16, 2026
- Effective
- July 1, 2026
- Topics
- Plug-in solar
- Products
- Source
- legislature.vermont.gov (opens in a new tab)
The state’s codes
The codes that reach each product this law names, with the edition Vermont is on. Each links to the record.
The passage
“maximum combined inverter capacity of not more than 1,200 watts”
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