Hawaii HB790 aims to boost renewable energy adoption and grid resilience through distributed energy resources.
Hawaii HB790 seeks to accelerate the adoption of renewable energy and enhance grid resilience by setting a goal of installing fifty thousand new customer-sited distributed energy resources by 2030. The bill emphasizes systems that integrate solar and energy storage to maximize benefits for the grid and customers. It also ensures fair compensation for distributed energy resources exports as part of grid service programs and authorizes retail wheeling of renewable energy.
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