State legislators were warned in their past session that generous tax credits for installation of solar systems would reduce the state's revenue far beyond what had been expected but took no action to adjust them. The warning bells now are loud and clear: The Legislature should revisit the issue in its coming session in response to a forecast that the state's tax revenue would be crippled in its attempt at economic recovery.

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HSEA Comments On MECO's 15 Percent Solar Threshold

Posted on Thursday, July 05, 2012

Hawaii has always been the perfect landscape for introducing renewable energy products; whether wind or solar, Hawaii has a sustainable future ahead. However, there seem to be some road blocks amiss on our (Hawaii's) journey to energy independence.

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