Hawaii HB733 amends laws to ensure adequate electric vehicle charging infrastructure and county authority to enforce regulations.
Hawaii HB733 amends existing statutes to support the state's goal of achieving 100% clean transportation by 2045. It mandates that places of public accommodation with at least one hundred parking spaces must have at least one parking space equipped with an electric vehicle charging system. The bill removes a loophole allowing property owners to electrify fewer spaces than required if they fulfill the requirement in aggregate across different parking lots.
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