Hawaii HB1022 amends energy data collection to protect confidentiality and restrict use.
Hawaii HB1022 modifies the energy data collection program by the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. It mandates the creation and upkeep of an energy database system that adheres to government and industry standards, focusing on policy making, greenhouse gas emission reporting, energy planning, and energy security. The bill restricts the use of collected data to specified purposes, prohibits publication that could identify individual data sources, and limits access to authorized entities.
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