FL S1328

Counties and municipalities are prohibited from regulating local renewable energy devices (up to 2 megawatts) more strictly than the Florida Building Code requires, and municipalities cannot mandate connection to a specific electric utility service

Creates "local renewable energy supplier" classification for generators selling renewable energy to end users on the same or contiguous property, exempting them from public utility regulations

Allows local renewable energy suppliers to interconnect with electric utilities and participate in net metering, with excess energy credits accumulating for 12 months before utilities must pay avoided cost rates for unused credits

Prohibits electric utilities from imposing new or additional fees on net metering customers unless those fees are also imposed on all other customers in the same class

Homeowners' associations and property owners' associations cannot enforce covenants restricting renewable energy devices more strictly than the Florida Building Code, effective July 1, 2016

Provides that the Legislature and state agencies are not required to enact or enforce carbon emission regulations if the Attorney General determines the federal mandate conflicts with the Tenth Amendment