Texas § 1806.005 APPLICABILITY.

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§ 1806.005 — APPLICABILITY.

Texas § 1806.005

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Sec. 1806.005. APPLICABILITY.

(a)This chapter does not apply to:

(1)except as provided by Subsection (b), a written agreement:

(A)entered into in this state for the sale or lease of a residential solar energy system; and

(B)pertaining to a residential property located outside this state; or

(2)a solar energy system:

(A)intended:

(i)for temporary or emergency use; or

(ii)to provide power to a single appliance;

(B)that:

(i)if combined with other systems that produce electricity, produces in combination with the other systems a total peak output power of less than one kilowatt; or

(ii)if not combined with other systems that produce electricity, is designed to produce a peak output power of less than one kilowatt; or

(C)sold or leased:

(i)for commercial purposes, including a solar

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Sec. 1806.005. APPLICABILITY. (a) This chapter does not apply to:
(1) except as provided by Subsection (b), a written agreement:
(A) entered into in this state for the sale or lease of a residential solar energy system; and
(B) pertaining to a residential property located outside this state; or
(2) a solar energy system:
(A) intended:
(i) for temporary or emergency use; or
(ii) to provide power to a single appliance;
(B) that:
(i) if combined with other systems that produce electricity, produces in combination with the other systems a total peak output power of less than one kilowatt; or
(ii) if not combined with other systems that produce electricity, is designed to produce a peak output power of less than one kilowatt; or
(C) sold or leased:
(i) for commercial purposes, including a solar energy system installed on the premises of a nonresidential property;
(ii) to provide power to a multifamily dwelling that exceeds four dwelling units or stories;
(iii) before September 1, 2025; or
(iv) in connection with new residential construction.
(b) This chapter applies to any residential solar retail occurring in this state in connection with an agreement described by Subsection (a)(1).