Hawaii HB366 expedites appeals for renewable energy projects over 20 megawatts, excluding incineration, directly to the Supreme Court.

Hawaii HB366 aims to streamline the permitting process for large renewable energy projects by expediting appeals directly to the Supreme Court. The bill mandates that contested cases, environmental assessment cases, or environmental impact statement cases involving renewable energy projects over 20 megawatts in size, excluding those involving incineration, be appealed directly to the Supreme Court for final decision. The Supreme Court is required to prioritize and decide these cases expeditiously.

Hawaii HB366 expedites appeals for renewable energy projects over 20 megawatts, excluding incineration, directly to the Supreme Court.

Hawaii HB366 aims to streamline the permitting process for large renewable energy projects by expediting appeals directly to the Supreme Court. The bill mandates that contested cases, environmental assessment cases, or environmental impact statement cases involving renewable energy projects over 20 megawatts in size, excluding those involving incineration, be appealed directly to the Supreme Court for final decision. The Supreme Court is required to prioritize and decide these cases expeditiously.