California legislators passed SB 868 with bipartisan support, sending a bill to Gov. Gavin Newsom that would formally legalize small plug-in solar systems connected through standard outlets. The measure targets renters and households priced out of rooftop solar by reducing rewiring and installer requirements, with implementation expected to depend on safety registration and utility rules.
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