Plug-in solar in Utah
Solar Power Amendments
Current status Enacted
Primary source Checked28 Aug 2026
- Bill / statute
- H.B. 340 (2025 General Session)
- Signed
- 25 Mar 2025
- Effective
- 7 May 2025
- Max output per the bill
- 1,200 W
Checked 28 Aug 2026
Status reflects the text of the bill or statute linked in each row as published by the state legislature, checked on 28 Aug 2026. We summarize what the text says; we do not assess whether a system may be used in your home. Laws change and utilities apply their own rules. Read the linked source and check with your utility before buying or connecting anything.
Certification the bill requires
Certified by Underwriters Laboratories or an equivalent nationally recognized testing laboratory; meets the most recent National Electrical Code (enrolled text).
Notification
None stated. Enrolled text: the electrical corporation may not require the customer to obtain approval before installing or using the system or to pay any fee; device is exempt from interconnection requirements and interconnection agreements.
Details recorded on the source check
Effective date, wattage, certification and no-approval language confirmed from the enrolled bill PDF. Signed date is from secondary sources (le.utah.gov status table did not render at check time). Device term in the text: 'portable solar generation device', connected through a standard 120-volt AC outlet.