Hawaii SB997 mandates labor standards for large-scale renewable energy projects.
Hawaii SB997 requires contractors and subcontractors working on large-scale renewable energy projects to meet specific labor standards. These include using apprentices from registered programs, implementing anti-harassment policies, and complying with wage and hour laws. Contractors must submit attestations or declarations to the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism within 30 days of construction start. Exemptions apply if contractors cannot meet the standards or if enforcing them would delay project completion.
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