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A new deal on balcony solar just dropped in the US

U.S. states are adopting 'plug-in' balcony solar laws to help renters and homeowners reduce utility costs.

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The brief

New legislation is expanding access to plug-in solar power across several U.S. states. New Jersey has passed the Garden State Balcony Solar Act, and New Hampshire has also implemented laws regarding plug-in solar technology.

Coverage from Yahoo, Canary Media, and New Hampshire Public Radio emphasizes that these systems offer renters an easier way to lower electric bills. The Boston Globe highlights the potential for European-style plug-in solar to address soaring utility costs in Massachusetts.

Future developments include the implementation of these laws, with leaders in Maplewood already expressing support for the New Jersey legislation.

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Which states are implementing plug-in solar laws?

New Jersey and New Hampshire have passed laws, while coverage also discusses the potential for these systems in Massachusetts.

Who primarily benefits from balcony solar?

According to Yahoo, these systems provide renters with an easier way to cut their electric bills.

What is the inspiration for these solar systems?

The Boston Globe refers to these as 'European-style' plug-in solar systems.

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