Hawaii SB412 mandates state departments to assess and implement distributed energy resources at state facilities to enhance energy resilience and.
Hawaii SB412 aims to improve energy resilience and reduce emissions by requiring state departments to assess and implement distributed energy resources at state facilities. The bill mandates reports on the feasibility of installing such resources, with priority given to first responder facilities. It sets deadlines for implementation, starting with facilities not retrofitted since 2010 by January 1, 2028, and others by January 1, 2033.
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