NE LB1003

Establishes the Renewable Energy Consumer Protection Act requiring renewable energy sales companies to provide consumers with detailed written disclosure forms at least 30 days before entering agreements for solar, wind, or battery storage systems

Mandates specific contract requirements including English-language contracts, third-party arbitration for disputes within the county of installation, and a 5-business-day cancellation period with maximum $100 nonrefundable deposit

Requires minimum 5-year warranties for roof damage/water infiltration and workmanship defects, plus an in-person welcome call within 3 days of signing to confirm key agreement terms

Prohibits sales companies from using utility names/logos without consent, soliciting at residences outside 9 a.m.-8 p.m. or at homes with no-solicitation signs, and requires registration with the Secretary of State before selling or leasing systems

Classifies violations as deceptive trade practices under the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act, requires installers to be licensed electrical contractors, and becomes operative January 1, 2027