Hawaii SB2255 mandates that diesel fuel sold in the state must contain at least five percent biodiesel.
Hawaii SB2255 requires the director of business, economic development, and tourism to adopt rules mandating that diesel fuel sold in the state for on-highway diesel-powered vehicles must contain no less than five percent biodiesel. This biodiesel must be produced from organic sources such as biomass crops, agricultural residues, oil crops, food wastes, animal residues, and sewage and landfill wastes. The law aims to reduce fossil diesel usage, support biodiesel production, and enhance the state's energy portfolio.
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