Hawaii SB700 mandates assessments for installing renewable energy systems at state facilities and developing resilience hubs.
Hawaii SB700 aims to enhance the state's energy resilience and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by requiring the Department of Accounting and General Services to evaluate the feasibility of installing distributed energy resource systems, such as rooftop solar and battery storage, at each state facility. The bill mandates the implementation of these systems within five years of the report's issuance, prioritizing first responder facilities.
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