When I first read this I thought, "Great. Something straightforward. Not meeting getting a bunch of variable estimates." then "What is this pricing model? I have to join a club?"
You don’t have to, anyone who sells a balcony solar setup will do. The link was provided only as a citation that, yes, you just have to plug the panels in, not as a comprehensive buyers guide.
Utah was the first to approve this legislation, you can buy anything approved to work there and it’ll be safe to use.
So I buy three 400 watt panels, an inverter, and plug it into an outlet. That’s it?
Yes.
https://www.brightsaver.org/plug-in-solar-products
When I first read this I thought, "Great. Something straightforward. Not meeting getting a bunch of variable estimates." then "What is this pricing model? I have to join a club?"
You don’t have to, anyone who sells a balcony solar setup will do. The link was provided only as a citation that, yes, you just have to plug the panels in, not as a comprehensive buyers guide.
Utah was the first to approve this legislation, you can buy anything approved to work there and it’ll be safe to use.
Additional resources:
https://gizmodo.com/the-balcony-solar-craze-has-reached-the-...
https://www.energysage.com/news/plug-in-balcony-solar-panels...
Hope this helps!
Related:
California sends balcony solar bill to governor for signature - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49449368 - August 2026