Hawaii SB230 mandates electric vehicle charger-ready parking in new state buildings and retrofits high-priority state facilities.
Hawaii SB230 requires at least 25% of parking stalls in new state buildings to be electric vehicle charger-ready. It mandates the Hawaii State Energy Office to survey and identify high-priority state facilities for retrofitting to support electric vehicle charging. The bill establishes a goal for the state to retrofit state facilities to be electric vehicle charger-ready and appropriates funds for cost assessments and installations. The Act aims to support the growth of electric vehicles by ensuring adequate workplace charging infrastructure.
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