Hawaii HB2406 amends the disposition of public lands to include renewable energy producers.
Hawaii HB2406 modifies the disposition of public lands to include renewable energy producers. The bill allows the board of land and natural resources to sell, lease, exchange, or grant licenses and easements of public lands to governments, governmental agencies, public utilities, and renewable energy producers. Renewable energy producers are defined as those using renewable energy for district heating or cooling services. The bill also requires a resolution to be submitted to the legislature for review of any disposition of more than one thousand acres of public lands to governments.
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