Each individual or corporate taxpayer that files an individual or corporate net income tax return in Hawaii can apply this tax credit for every eligible renewable energy system installed and placed in service on or after July 1, 2009. Section 235-12.5 of the Hawaii Revised
This policy directs state agencies to install solar water heating systems in buildings and facilities where it is cost-effective based on the life cycle costs compared to conventional water heating systems. If solar thermal systems are not found to be cost-effective, then additional analysis will
The Green Energy Money $aver (GEM$) On-Bill Program is an innovative financing program offered by the Hawaii Green Infrastructure Authority for nonprofits, small businesses, and commercial tenants to make eligible energy improvements. These improvements include thermal storage pumps, water heating, solar PV systems, and other
Hawaii’s Renewable Portfolio Standard, updated in 2015 with House Bill 623, requires that large self-generators ensure that electric utilities and on-site energy generation consists of 40% renewable energy by 2030, 70% by 2040, and 100% by 2045. Renewable energy includes energy generated using biomass, biofuels,
This loan program offers loans to farmers, ranchers, and aquaculturists for projects that reduce dependence on fossil fuels using renewable energy sources. There are a broad range of eligible renewable technologies. Loans are available for up to 85% of project costs or up to $1.5
The HI C-PACER Program is a state-sponsored program that helps building owners, and property developers access privatesector financing for the installation of energy efficiency, water conservation, renewable energy, resilience and other qualifying improvements. HI C-PACER is economically attractive because it can provide up to 100
