Encourages the Hawaii Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity to explore colocation of renewable energy projects with agricultural water.
The bill urges the Hawaii Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity to explore opportunities to colocate community-based renewable energy projects with agricultural reservoirs and irrigation water infrastructure. It highlights the potential benefits of integrating renewable energy technologies with existing water infrastructure, such as reducing water evaporation, lowering energy costs, and improving water quality.
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