Hawaii SB202 amends renewable energy policies to incentivize homeowners to produce and conserve energy.
Hawaii SB202 seeks to enhance renewable energy production by requiring electric utilities to compensate homeowners for unused kilowatt hours at the end of each year. This compensation aims to encourage homeowners to install additional rooftop solar panels and conserve energy. The bill amends existing statutes to ensure that electric utilities reconcile net electricity production and consumption on a monthly basis, with a twelve-month reconciliation period.
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