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Why Washington County Sewer Officials May Halt Annual Business Trips to Hawaii

HAWAII, JUL 14 – Federal tax credit elimination for solar projects by end of 2025 threatens Hawaii’s utility-scale and rooftop solar growth, risking $800 million in savings and higher electricity costs, officials say.

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Officials had long said Hawaii was the best location for the agency's subsidiary insurance company, but the tides appear to be changing.

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Why Washington County sewer officials may halt annual business trips to Hawaii

Officials had long said Hawaii was the best location for the agency's subsidiary insurance company, but the tides appear to be changing.

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Cheaper solar energy in Hawaii threatened by new federal law - West Hawaii Today

New federal regulations are expected to jolt up Hawaii electricity costs and make it harder for the state to achieve its clean energy goals.

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Cheaper solar energy in Hawaii threatened by new federal law - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

New federal regulations are expected to jolt up Hawaii electricity costs and make it harder for the state to achieve its clean energy goals.

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