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A new deal on balcony solar just dropped in the US

New legislation in states like New Jersey and New Hampshire is expanding access to 'plug-in' balcony solar systems for renters and homeowners.

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Several U.S. states are adopting laws to permit the use of plug-in solar systems, a technology modeled after European styles. New Jersey has cleared the use of these systems for all users, specifically providing renters with a method to reduce electric bills.

New Hampshire has also joined the group of states implementing laws regarding plug-in solar. Coverage from Yahoo and Village Green NJ highlights the support from Maplewood leaders for the Garden State Balcony Solar Act.

Additionally, The Boston Globe notes that these systems could potentially lower utility bills in Massachusetts, while Canary Media identifies this as a new development for the U.S. market. Future developments depend on the adoption of similar laws in other states and the actual impact of these systems on utility costs in regions like Massachusetts.

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Which states have recently passed or are considering plug-in solar laws?

New Jersey and New Hampshire have implemented laws, and coverage mentions the potential for these systems to cut bills in Massachusetts.

Who specifically benefits from the Garden State Balcony Solar Act?

According to Yahoo, the act provides renters with an easier way to cut their electric bills.

What is the inspiration for these U.S. plug-in solar systems?

The Boston Globe describes these as European-style plug-in solar systems.

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