Hawaii HB349 mandates the Hawaii state energy office to conduct a statewide environmental assessment for a slim-hole resource characterization.
Hawaii HB349 requires the Hawaii state energy office to conduct a statewide environmental assessment for a slim-hole resource characterization program. This program aims to identify the location and characteristics of underground geothermal and carbon sequestration resources across the state. The office must engage with counties and communities to understand their needs and concerns. The findings and reports will be made publicly available in accessible formats.
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