Hawaii HB243 requires solar and electric vehicle readiness for new residential constructions starting January 1, 2026.
Hawaii HB243 mandates solar conduit and electrical panel readiness for new residential constructions and electric vehicle readiness when an electrical panel and parking area are installed. This applies to new homes offered for sale at fair market value. The bill aims to make the transition to renewable energy more cost-effective by preparing homes during construction rather than retrofitting them later. It requires new construction plans to include locations for inverters, metering equipment, and pathways for solar and electric vehicle infrastructure.
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