Arizona
Utility Approval Status: Behind-The-Meter Installation
Installing ConnectDER devices directly into the home's existing socket behind the utility billing meter is the most efficient method to interconnect solar, storage, and EVSE. We have relationships with all major utilities across the U.S. and we’re constantly securing new approvals.
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Arizona
ApprovedApproved–Arizona
ApprovedApprovedApprovedCalifornia
Approved––California
Expected Q3, 2026ApprovedApprovedCalifornia
Expected Q4, 2026––California
Approved––California
Approved–ApprovedColorado
In Progress (TBD)Approved–Colorado
Expected Q3, 2026Approved–Colorado
Expected Q4, 2026Approved–Colorado
Approved––Colorado
In Progress (TBD)Approved–Connecticut
Expected Q3, 2026Approved–Delaware
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–Approved–Hawaii
Expected Q4, 2026–Expected Q4, 2026Hawaii
Expected Q4, 2026–Expected Q4, 2026Hawaii
Expected Q4, 2026–Expected Q4, 2026Idaho
–Approved–Idaho
Expected Q3, 2026ApprovedApprovedIllinois
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ApprovedApprovedApprovedKansas
Expected Q3, 2026Approved–Maryland
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Expected Q3, 2026Approved–Missouri
Expected Q3, 2026Approved–Montana
–Approved–Nebraska
–Approved–Nebraska
–Approved–Nevada
Expected Q4, 2026Approved–Nevada
–Approved–New Jersey
ApprovedApproved–New Jersey
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Expected Q3, 2026Approved–New Jersey
In Progress (TBD)Approved–North Carolina
–Approved–Ohio
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–Approved–Oregon
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Expected Q3, 2026ApprovedApprovedPennsylvania
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Expected Q4, 2026Expected Q4, 2026Expected Q4, 2026Pennsylvania
Expected Q4, 2026Expected Q4, 2026Expected Q4, 2026Texas
ApprovedApproved–Utah
Expected Q3, 2026ApprovedApprovedVermont
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–Approved–Virginia
–ApprovedApprovedWashing DC
Expected Q3, 2026Expected Q3, 2026Expected Q3, 2026Washington
Expected Q3, 2026ApprovedApprovedWest Virginia
–Approved–Wyoming
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Install Requirements In Approved Utility Territories
Depending on the territory, you may need to coordinate with the utility for behind-the-meter installation.
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Utility Install
Only an authorized utility technician can pull the billing meter and install the MSA.
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Joint Install Required
Installer's licensed electrician can install the MSA, but a utility tech must be on-site to remove and reinsert the billing meter.
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Installer Allowed
Sometimes called a 3rd Party Install by utilities: A licensed electrician on-staff or contracted by the installer may pull the billing meter and install the MSA without utility coordination.
How To Install Behind The Utility Billing Meter
- Step 1

Remove the utility meter
- Step 2

Install the ConnectDER MSA
(NO SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED) - Step 3

Reattach the utility meter
IslandDER™ does not have a neutral wire. Product shown is the ConnectDER Solar Meter Socket Adapter. All our MSAs follow the same simple 3-step process for at-the-meter installs. In some areas, only utility technicians can install MSAs in the utility meter socket. For information about installing in a separate customer-owned socket, contact us.