House Energy and Digital Infrastructure panel hears support and warnings on S202 portable solar bill
Witnesses told the House Energy and Digital Infrastructure committee they back S202as writtenif safety standards are met, urging UL 3700 certification, stronger consumer‑protection language and explicit liability rules so utilities need not absorb damage costs; no vote was taken.
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The House Energy and Digital Infrastructure committee heard testimony on S202, a bill that would authorize portable solar energy generation devices, with witnesses and utilities broadly supporting the concept while pressing for clearer safety, consumer‑protection and liability language.
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