Hawaii SB232 mandates government entities to implement an online permitting platform for solar energy systems by 2026.
Hawaii SB232 requires government entities issuing building permits to implement SolarAPP+ or an equivalent online platform by January 1, 2026, to streamline the permitting process for solar energy systems. It also mandates a self-certification process for systems not compatible with SolarAPP+. Government entities must notify the Hawaii state energy office upon compliance and submit annual compliance notifications. The bill aims to reduce administrative barriers and costs for solar energy projects, supporting Hawaii's transition to renewable energy sources.
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