IN HB1084

Defines "plug-in solar power system" as a moveable photovoltaic device with maximum 1,200 watts output that connects to a building's electrical system through a standard outlet to offset electricity consumption

Exempts plug-in solar power systems from Indiana's distributed generation statutes and the utility regulatory commission's customer-generator interconnection standards

Requires plug-in solar systems to include automatic shutoff functionality that prevents the system from exporting power beyond the meter during electrical outages

Prohibits electricity suppliers from requiring customers to obtain approval, pay fees, or install additional equipment for plug-in solar systems that meet National Electrical Code standards and are UL-certified

Shields electricity suppliers from liability for any injury or damages caused by a customer's installation or use of a plug-in solar power system; effective July 1, 2026