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Bill Summary · HB 1182

Legislative bill overview

HB 1182 is a renewable energy bill introduced in Hawaii that has progressed through initial legislative stages but lacks publicly available details on its specific provisions. The bill was carried over to the 2026 Regular Session after passing Second Reading with amendments, indicating it did not complete the full legislative process in the 2025 session.

Why is this important

Hawaii has among the nation's most ambitious renewable energy goals, targeting 100% clean energy by 2045. Renewable energy legislation directly affects the state's path toward decarbonization, energy costs for residents and businesses, grid reliability, and job creation in the clean energy sector.

Potential points of contention

  • Lack of transparency: The specific provisions of HB 1182 are not detailed in the legislative record provided, making it difficult to assess what stakeholders may object to or support
  • Committee division: The LAB committee vote showed mixed support (4 ayes, 1 aye with reservations, 2 noes), suggesting disagreement among legislators about the bill's approach or scope
  • Second Reading amendments: The bill was amended in HD 1 before Second Reading, and three representatives voted against it, indicating unresolved policy disputes about the amended version

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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