Hawaii SB133 allows state facilities to wheel renewable energy electricity to other state facilities.
Hawaii SB133 amends state law to authorize state facilities to wheel electricity produced from renewable energy sources to other state facilities. Wheeling involves transmitting electric power from one state facility's point of generation to the facilities of other state agencies over the existing transmission lines of a third-party electric public utility. The public utilities commission must establish policies and procedures for wheeling by December 31, 2025, and may disallow a wheeling project if it is detrimental to the safe and reliable operation of an electric grid, other customers, or.
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