Hawaii HB1745 revises the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative to set a renewable energy target of 70% by 2045.

Hawaii HB1745 modifies the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative by repealing the mandate for 100% renewable energy generation by 2045. Instead, it sets a new cap of 70% renewable energy generation by 2045, aiming to balance energy security, reliability, and affordability while considering infrastructure limitations and the need for diversified energy resources. The bill acknowledges the state's progress towards renewable energy but recognizes the challenges of meeting the previous 100% mandate.

Hawaii HB1745 revises the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative to set a renewable energy target of 70% by 2045.

Hawaii HB1745 modifies the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative by repealing the mandate for 100% renewable energy generation by 2045. Instead, it sets a new cap of 70% renewable energy generation by 2045, aiming to balance energy security, reliability, and affordability while considering infrastructure limitations and the need for diversified energy resources. The bill acknowledges the state's progress towards renewable energy but recognizes the challenges of meeting the previous 100% mandate.