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Embrace Electric: National Drive Electric Week events in Hawai'i : Maui Now

Electric vehicle advocates invite the public to join the celebration of National Drive Electric Week on September 23, offering opportunities to test drive various EV models, explore the benefits of EV ownership, and learn from experts about cutting-edge technologies.

Group hosts EV event to help educate public - West Hawaii Today

Group hosts electric vehicle event to help educate public

Hawaii Boosts Hydrogen Fueling Stations, Enacts Other Clean Energy Laws

Providing incentives for trucks to use hydrogen is one of four new laws that took effect in July to counter climate change and boost clean energy in Hawaii.

1st electric vehicle charging station installed at Hawaiʻi CC | University of Hawaiʻi System News

Hawaiʻi CC celebrated the installation of its first solar EV charging station on campus, the first portable solar charging station on Hawaiʻi Island.

'Carbon Cashback' Bill, Or Just Another Tax? - Honolulu Civil Beat

House Bill 2278 will do nothing to accelerate Hawaii’s transition from fossil fuels.

Groups to discuss environmental priorities for the 2022 legislative session | News, Sports, Jobs

Hawaii to get government fleets off fossil fuels

Hawaii to get government fleets off fossil fuels In the US state of Hawaii, a new law requires the entire government fleet to be converted to electric vehicles. Passenger cars must be electric by 2030, light commercial vehicles by 2035. According to the Hawaii State Energy Office, there are currently around 3,200 electric vehicles in the state fleet. Light commercial vehicles in the USA also include larger pickup models. Rep. Nicole Lowen who authored the bill that has just been passed did not even cite environmental protection as the primary reason for the change. “It actually saves the state money in maintenance costs,” Lowen said. “And with more electric vehicles on the road, it gets more people to realize they’re not much different from other cars, and might convince more people to adopt them. And, of course, it incentivizes building more electric infrastructure.”