Establishes a program to characterize carbon sequestration potential and underground water resources in Hawaii.
The bill establishes the carbon sequestration and underground water resource characterization program within the Hawaii state energy office. It aims to identify the location and characteristics of underground water and carbon sequestration resources across the state using slim-hole boring exploration. The program will include a statewide environmental assessment and community engagement to identify appropriate locations and address community needs. Funding is appropriated for the program, with a progress report required by 2028.
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