RELATING TO LONG DURATION CLEAN ENERGY STORAGE.
Hawaii establishes requirements for long duration clean energy storage systems to enable renewable energy transition and reduce fossil fuel dependence by 2045.
Hawaii establishes requirements for long duration clean energy storage systems to enable renewable energy transition and reduce fossil fuel dependence by 2045.
SB 1338 addresses long duration clean energy storage in Hawaii, likely establishing requirements, incentives, or regulatory frameworks for battery storage systems that can sustain energy output over extended periods. The bill passed committee amendments in February 2025 and was carried over to the 2026 Regular Session for continued consideration.
Hawaii relies heavily on imported fossil fuels and has committed to 100% renewable energy by 2045. Long duration energy storage is critical infrastructure for this transition, enabling renewable sources (solar, wind) to provide consistent power during cloudy or calm periods. Without adequate storage capacity, the state cannot reliably transition away from fossil fuels or achieve energy independence.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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