Hawaii SB3326 mandates the separation of electric generation services from transmission and distribution services to promote competition and.
Hawaii SB3326 requires the Public Utilities Commission to adopt rules for the unbundling of electric generation services from transmission and distribution services. The bill aims to ensure an orderly transition, support increased private investment, and improve infrastructure development. It mandates the separation of ownership and control to prevent cross-subsidization and undue influence between generation and transmission functions.
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