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- HSEA COMMENDS STATE SENATE APPROVAL OF RENEWABLE ENERGY TAX CREDIT BILL
- HSEA and UH Researches Duke It Out Over Energy Tax Credits
- HSEA Executive Director Responds to UHERO "Study"
- HSEA Executive Director Featured on NPR
- Lawmakers move to modify solar energy tax credits
- Rep. Gene Ward Downgrades Solar Industry to ‘Zygote’
- HSEA Executive Director Leslie Cole-Brooks Talks Tax Incentives with Hawaii News Now
- HSEA's Executive Director Letter to the Editor StarAdvertiser
- HSEA's Executive Director Leslie Cole-Brooks Speaks About Recent Tax Changes
- HSEA and Legislator Mike Gabbard Work Together for Renewable Future
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HSEA Executive Director Featured on NPR
In this interview with Beth-Ann Koslovich, HSEA Executive Director Leslie Cole-Brooks discusses the solar bills that are currently in at the Hawaii State Legislature.
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HSEA Executive Director Leslie Cole-Brooks Talks Tax Incentives with Hawaii News Now
HSEA Executive Director Leslie Cole-Brooks Talks Tax Incentives in 2013 with Hawaii News Now:
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HSEA's Executive Director Letter to the Editor StarAdvertiser
HSEA's Executive Director Leslie Cole-Brooks Speaks About Recent Tax Changes
Hawaii's Booming Solar Industry In Uproar Over New Tax Credit Rules
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State of Hawaii Unveils Latest Solar Tax Law - HSEA Gives Input
State unveils new rules for solar tax credits
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Hawaii Installers Excited about Solar Commitment from Hawaii Schools
By: Amanda H Miller
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HSEA Executive Director, Leslie Cole-Brooks, comments on Solar Permit Fees
HSEA Executive Director Explains the Benefits of Solar to Hawaii's Economy
Tax incentives sustain solar jobs, incentivize use and boost green policy
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Rein in Solar Tax Incentives
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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