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solar easement

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solar easement

The right to prevent an adjoining landowner from building a structure that will block the sunlight and diminish the effectiveness of solar energy features on one's own property. Such easements are normally voluntary and agreed upon between the property owners, but they may be imposed by a court of law under the proper circumstances.
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In New Mexico, a property owner can record ownership of a solar energy system and establish a solar easement by filing a declaration with the county clerk's office.
NEW MEXICO SOLAR LAW RECOGNIZED by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Prior to the installation of new solar technologies, a review should be undertaken of relevant state and federal laws and regulations including building codes, solar easements, net metering, design of equipment, system benefits charges and other requirements.
Going solar in New Hampshire by Smith, Gregory H.; Duncan, Jarrett B. / New Hampshire Business Review
 
 
 
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