Hawaii SB329 mandates that by 2045, at least 50% of treatment works effluent must be recycled water suitable for recycled water systems and prohibits.

Hawaii SB329 amends Chapter 342D of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to introduce new requirements for recycled water and sewage discharge. By January 1, 2045, at least 50% of treatment works effluent must be recycled water classified as R-1 and suitable for recycled water systems. Additionally, the bill prohibits the discharge of treated or raw sewage into state waters after December 31, 2030, with exceptions for sewage treatment plants that use sewage to produce clean energy and comply with relevant regulations.

Hawaii SB329 mandates that by 2045, at least 50% of treatment works effluent must be recycled water suitable for recycled water systems and prohibits.

Hawaii SB329 amends Chapter 342D of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to introduce new requirements for recycled water and sewage discharge. By January 1, 2045, at least 50% of treatment works effluent must be recycled water classified as R-1 and suitable for recycled water systems. Additionally, the bill prohibits the discharge of treated or raw sewage into state waters after December 31, 2030, with exceptions for sewage treatment plants that use sewage to produce clean energy and comply with relevant regulations.