Hawaii HB787 mandates a study on implementing a "buy clean" decarbonization policy to reduce carbon emissions in state projects.
Hawaii HB787 directs the Hawaii Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Commission to study the feasibility of a "buy clean" decarbonization policy. This policy would require materials used in state projects to meet specific global warming potential standards. The study will analyze best practices, standards, and implications, informed by scientific evidence. The commission will submit a report with recommendations to the legislature. The bill aims to leverage state purchasing power to reduce carbon emissions and align with Hawaii's climate goals.
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