Plug-in solar allows smaller PV systems to connect through a standard power point when safety and technical rules permit it. New Zealand’s review has identified these systems as a way to broaden access beyond owner-occupied houses with suitable roofs. For the distributed solar sector, the policy direction opens a new small-system category but will still depend on clear equipment standards, installer guidance and network safety rules.
Source: RNZ. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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