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New Jersey just made solar power a lot more accessible—no roof needed. A new law signed this week lets renters and homeowners install small, plug-in solar panels up to 1,200 watts without landlord or HOA approval. It’s designed to slash energy bills as costs soar, especially with AI data centers driving demand. While tenants still need to notify landlords and agree to limit liability, the law bans outright blocking and overrides local restrictions. With unanimous support in both chambers, this move opens clean energy to millions who’ve been left out—like renters or those with shaded roofs—mirroring Germany’s success. Six months from now, you might be powering your home without ever touching a rooftop.

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