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HB 2843 — Plug-In Solar Device Consumer Access Act

Unclear
Current Status
Last verified: March 2026

Legislative Status

Deferred until 2027. Did not advance in committee.

Sponsored by: Rep. Selina Bliss

Key Provisions

Would have exempted certified plug-in solar devices from ACC interconnection requirements.

What This Means for You

What You Can Do

No specific plug-in solar law. Arizona has excellent solar resources and strong net metering. APS and SRP offer solar programs.

Current Limitations

APS and SRP currently require interconnection agreements for grid-tied systems.

Available Rebates & Incentives

Arizona has strong net metering through APS and SRP. Arizona property tax exemption for solar systems. No active state solar income tax credit (expired). The federal 30% ITC (Section 25D) expired December 31, 2025.

What "Unclear" Means for You

Arizona has no explicit law permitting or prohibiting plug-in solar devices. A bill (HB 2843) has been introduced to clarify the legal framework. Until it passes, plug-in solar occupies a regulatory gray area.

What you can do right now:

1.Check your lease or HOA rules for any restrictions on balcony or patio equipment.
2.Use our Readiness Checker to see if your space qualifies for plug-in solar.
3.Write your landlord using our Landlord Letter Generator to request permission.
4.Contact your state representative to support HB 2843.
5.Subscribe to alerts above to get notified when the law changes.
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Arizona Solar Data

Avg. Electricity Rate13.9¢/kWh
TOU Peak Spread
8¢/kWh
Est. Annual Savings~$224/yr
Last UpdatedMarch 2026

Battery storage is especially valuable here. A 8¢/kWh TOU spread means you save an extra 8¢ for every kWh you shift from peak to off-peak hours — on top of your base solar savings.

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This information is for educational purposes only. Laws change frequently. Consult a local attorney for legal advice specific to your situation.