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Maine proposes solar plug-in systems to cut high electricity bills.
Maine households face some of the highest electricity rates in the U.S., paying nearly $140 monthly on average.
A proposed bill, LD 1730, would allow residents to install up to 1,200 watts of plug-in solar systems for about $3,000, potentially cutting bills by up to $43 monthly.
Inspired by Utah’s bipartisan solar law, similar legislation is under consideration in several states.
Market projections suggest widespread adoption could reduce system costs to $600 within five years.
The system can connect to an outdoor outlet and, with battery storage, power essential appliances during outages.
A public hearing is set for January 6, 2026, with advocates urging citizens to contact their lawmakers.
Maine propone sistemas solares enchufables para reducir las altas facturas de electricidad.