US EditionConsumer Protection Issues Warning to Solar Industry Over Battery Rebate Scheme Promotions
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People who receive unsolicited calls from sellers of home batteries should hang up immediately or record the conversation. The Netherlands Authority for Consumers & Markets (ACM) shared this advice on Thursday. According to the supervisory authority, home batteries are complicated products that you should not purchase via an unsolicited phone call.
Consumer Protection Issues Warning to Solar Industry Over Battery Rebate Scheme Promotions
Western Australia’s Consumer Protection agency has issued a formal warning to solar retailers and installers, urging compliance with Australian Consumer Law (ACL) in the promotion of the State Government’s new Residential Battery Scheme. Approximately 1,300 businesses involved in solar system sales and installations have received letters reminding them of their legal obligations, particularly regarding marketing practices associated with the sch…
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