Yesterday night I checked. Some of the links in the brightsaver. list were broken.
Those I could open give to types of bills:
Ones that only deal with the electrical part, eg. HOUSE BILL NO. 289 in the General Assembly of Virginia https://lis.blob.core.windows.net/files/1083419.PDF
Some of the language in the #Virigna Bill might be misleading, it says: "(iii) is not designed to be interconnected with the electric grid" but of course every #pluginsolar device is ultimately connected to the wider grid. - I send the legislators sponsoring an email. Maybe they explain.
Other bills have funny upper limits such as SENATE BILL 157 in New Mexico: https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/26%20Regular/bills/senate/SB0157.pdf
1920 Watt? WE also contacted the sponsors of the legislation and ask how they came to that number.
the most comprehensive bill seems to be the one in Washington State: SB 6050/HB 2296 https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary/?BillNumber=6050&Chamber=Senate&Year=2025 that seems to deal not only with electric interconnection but also some of the related planning and zoning issues.
However there seem to be some strange amendments made: "Authorizes an electric utility with fewer than 25,000 customers to prohibit portable solar generation devices."
And there also meter mounted device, where we don't understand what they are.
