Maryland just gave you the right to own your power.
Governor Wes Moore signed HB 1532 (Utility RELIEF Act) on May 12, 2026 with an emergency clause — plug-in solar is legal in Maryland today. Maryland is the 5th state to legalize plug-in solar.
Maryland plug-in solar
is legal.
Kits legal under
HB 1532.
UL 3700 certified plug-in solar kits within Maryland's legal limit (1,200W).
No balcony?
No problem.
Community solar may be available in Maryland — no equipment, no installation, $0 upfront.
Maryland incentives
stacked.
Federal residential solar credit (Section 25D) is no longer available for owned residential systems placed in service after Dec 31, 2025. Section 48E remains available for leased / third-party-owned systems through Dec 31, 2027.
See what's legal
at your address.
Sol Country checks your address, utility territory, and state law to show every solar option available to you today.
Find My Power →Balcony solar laws in other states
Track where plug-in solar stands across the U.S. — passed, awaiting signature, or advancing through committee.
- Colorado balcony solar lawLaw passed · HB26-1007
- Maine balcony solar lawLaw passed · LD 1730
- Utah balcony solar lawLaw passed · HB340
- Vermont balcony solar lawLaw passed · VT S.26
- Virginia balcony solar lawLaw passed · HB395
- Arizona balcony solar billBill introduced · Bill introduced
- California balcony solar billBill in progress · SB 868
- Connecticut balcony solar billAwaiting governor signature · HB 5340