Craftstrom

Advocates a tiered wattage and export-limit framework for plug-in solar (420W safe harbor, 400W export cap) with PCS/NEC requirements for larger systems to balance safety and consumer savings, criticizing Utah’s 1,200W cap and highlighting growing regulatory momentum.

Bright Saver launches zero-markup balcony solar DIY kits in the US starting around $300, with a membership-based discount model, while regulatory and pricing dynamics shape adoption and payback.

State bills legalizing plug-in balcony solar and a forthcoming NEC update are spurring a nascent US market with German vendors, nonprofits, and niche players; regulatory gaps and certification delays create near-term risk even as prices fall.