Hawaii HB2435 expands access to renewable energy by allowing portable plug-in solar generation devices on residential properties.
Hawaii HB2435 aims to expand equitable access to renewable energy by prohibiting binding agreements that prevent the installation of portable plug-in solar generation devices on residential properties. The bill defines these devices as movable photovoltaic electric generation devices with a maximum capacity of 1,200 watts, designed to connect to a building's electrical system through a standard outlet.
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