Hawaii’s Solar and Energy Storage Market

Hawaii has set one of the most ambitious statewide renewable energy goals in the country, targeting to reach 100% renewable energy by 2045. Some Hawaiian Islands are predicting that they may even reach that goal before 2045, which makes Hawaii a frontrunner in the solar market, but the market has gone through many changes, with the opening and closing of many crucial Net Metering (NEM) programs. This webinar goes in-depth into where the market stands today, how it got there, and what the future looks like for solar and energy storage in Hawaii. It also highlights modeling Hawaii projects in solar Energy Toolbase including Customer Self-Supply (CSS) and Customer Grid-Supply (CGS+).

Things you’ll learn:

Hawaii’s Solar and Energy Storage Market Outlook
Residential and Commercial DER Programs
Upcoming Hawaii Policy/Legislation
Hawaii Interconnection Data

It’s for you if you:

Are developing or planning solar and energy storage projects in Hawaii

Want to understand Hawaii’s unique utility rates, DER programs, and interconnection landscape

Need insights into the evolving Net Metering policies and their impact on solar and energy storage project economics

Are interested in the future outlook for Hawaii’s renewable energy goals and market growth

Use Energy Toolbase and want to learn best practices for modeling solar and energy storage projects with Customer Self-Supply (CSS) and Customer Grid-Supply (CGS+)

Seek guidance on navigating Hawaii’s energy policy and legislation environment to optimize project development