Cut your Utah
power bill for
$999.
Plug-in solar kits made legal in Utah by HB 340. No permits, no 20-year loans. Plug into any outdoor outlet and watch your RMP bill go down.
Free delivery across the Wasatch Front · pickup available
Real savings, not solar hype.
Utah residential electricity runs ~14¢/kWh on Rocky Mountain Power. A 1,200W plug-in kit offsets roughly $365/year. Here's what that looks like.
Based on Rocky Mountain Power's residential schedule and a Utah install benchmark. Actual savings depend on orientation, shading, and consumption habits.
Utah-based. Wasatch Front delivery, free.
We deliver on two scheduled days a week across the Wasatch Front. Pickup is available if you want it sooner. Need install? Our team covers the same service area.
- ✓ Ogden
- ✓ Salt Lake City metro
- ✓ Provo · Orem
- ✓ Park City · Heber
- ✓ Payson · Santaquin
Two kits. Pick one.
Same 400W bifacial panels. Same easy ground mount. Only the microinverter changes.
Home
1,200W · 3 × 400W · NEP
- Output 1200W
- Annual savings ~$365
- Payback ~3.8 yr
Starter
800W · 2 × 400W · APsystems EZ1
- Output 800W
- Annual savings ~$244
- Payback ~4.1 yr
Quick answers
Is plug-in solar legal in Utah? +
Yes. Utah HB 340 (2025) legalized plug-in solar systems up to 1,200W. No permits, no utility approval, no interconnection agreement required. Utah is currently the only US state where this is fully legal.
Will I get paid for extra power I produce? +
No. HB 340 is offset-only — the kit lowers your bill by using your own power in real time. There's no net metering and no credits, but no permits either.
Do I need an electrician? +
No. The kit plugs into a standard outdoor outlet. We do offer an optional dedicated circuit install through a licensed electrical partner if you want full hands-off simplicity.
How does Rocky Mountain Power handle this? +
You'll need a bidirectional smart meter — request one from RMP before you install. Our RMP onboarding guide walks through the full process.