Delaware's Senate adopted a request for its sustainable energy utility to test plug-in solar devices with state officials and electric utilities, then report by January 26, 2027.
The Senate asks Delaware's sustainable energy utility to fund and test plug-in solar devices with state environmental officials and public electric utilities. They would study safety and bill effects.
Public electric utilities are asked to share information for the study. Delaware's sustainable energy utility is asked to send a written report to state leaders by January 26, 2027.
The Senate asks Delaware's sustainable energy utility to study the safety and usefulness of plug-in solar devices. The study would test different device sizes in Delaware public electric utilities' service areas and examine power sent to the grid, safety, and customer bills. The energy utility is asked to pay for the study and for buying and testing devices. It is asked to work with state environmental officials and public electric utilities.
The Senate asks Delaware's sustainable energy utility to prepare and send a written report. The report would cover the study of portable solar devices in Delaware. Delaware public electric utilities are asked to share related data and findings with the energy utility and state environmental officials. The report would go to the governor, state lawmakers, and the state's legislative services office. The energy utility is asked to submit the report on or before January 26, 2027.
No hearings or votes scheduled.