Hawaii SB2888 aims to boost renewable energy adoption by increasing solar tax credits, establishing a solar rebate program, and streamlining.
Hawaii SB2888 seeks to enhance renewable energy adoption through several measures. It increases the rooftop solar tax credit to 45% for tax years 2026-2030, establishes a direct solar rebate program for low- and moderate-income households, and streamlines permitting processes for rooftop solar installations. The bill also provides resources for workforce development in the solar industry, connects job seekers with solar jobs, and mandates priority handling for renewable energy project permits.
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