Creates a community solar pilot program

SB 386 would create a temporary community solar pilot program allowing multiple households to share electricity generated from a single solar installation. If passed, it would directly affect residents in participating communities and solar developers by enabling shared access to solar power without installing panels on individual homes. The bill establishes a limited-scale program to test how community solar can expand renewable energy access, particularly for renters or properties with unsuitable roofs. The program is currently under review by the Senate Energy Committee, with no final vote yet.