In Pictures: New Jersey Legalizes Plug-In Solar Panels for Renters and Apartments

A solar technician installs panels on a rooftop as New Jersey expands access to renewable energy for renters.

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The new law permits plug-in solar panels on apartment balconies, broadening renewable energy options for renters.

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Solar panels atop a tiled roof highlight the growing trend of small-scale solar adoption.

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Apartment buildings with colorful facades reflect the diverse housing settings where balcony solar can be used.

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The Garden State Balcony Solar Act removes permit barriers for renters seeking plug-in solar power.

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Residential buildings with balconies and satellite dishes illustrate the urban environments impacted by the new law.

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Plug-in solar panels up to 1,200 watts can now be installed without utility approval in New Jersey.

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Apartment balconies become potential sites for compact solar panels under the new legislation.

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Safety-certified plug-in solar panels will be legal for renters, expanding clean energy access.

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