Evaluation
Evaluation Results
1. Technology
2. Project Type
Select the type of project or installation: Renewable Energy Project
Renewable Energy Project includes demonstration, large capacity, AND utility-scale renewable energy projects of any technology.
For purposes of the Wizard, Renewable Energy Project does NOT include large commercial photovoltaic installations mounted on buildings or facilities on rooftops (see Rooftop Photovoltaic).
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STOP! The Wizard evaluation ends here for Electric Vehicle Charger installations.
Generally a building and/or electric permit from the appropriate county is required for residential and commercial electric vehicle charging installations. Additional permits may apply for installations requiring trenching and/or for those installations located at historic buildings or facilities.
Electric Vehicle Charger
More information on Electric Vehicle Charger installation siting and permitting can be found in the Hawaii EV Ready Guidebook for Commercial Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installations.
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Renewable Energy Project
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STOP! The Wizard evaluation ends here for Rooftop Photovoltaic installations.
Generally a building, electrical, and/or plumbing permit from the appropriate county is required for residential and other roof-mounted photovoltaic or solar water installations. Additional permits may be required for installations located at historic buildings. Approval from the local electrical utility is likely required to install photovoltaic on all buildings that will remain connected to the electrical grid, whether or not the photovoltaic system exports energy to grid. All permits and approvals must be obtained, and all agreements with the utility fully executed, before a new photovoltaic system can be legally energized.
Homeowners are advised to request copies of all required permits, approvals, and agreements from their photovoltaic contractor(s).
Rooftop Photovoltaic
Visit Hawaiian Electric's Customer Renewable Programs website for information on renewable energy programs available to Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO), Maui Electric Company (MECO), and Hawaii Electric Light Company (HELCO) customers.
Visit Kauai Island Utility Cooperative's (KIUC) Rooftop Solar website for information on rooftop solar programs available to KIUC customers.
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3. Island
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