Hawaii HB351 establishes a long duration clean energy storage program to support sustainable energy in Hawaii.
Hawaii HB351 establishes a long duration clean energy storage program within the Hawaii state energy office. The program aims to support the development and storage of clean energy, including renewable hydrogen, pumped storage hydroelectricity, and other technologies. The bill includes provisions for strategic partnerships, engineering evaluations, and demonstration projects. It also establishes a special fund to support investment in clean energy storage infrastructure and a public education plan. The Act takes effect on July 1, 2025.
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