Residential Energy Disclosure (Hawaii)
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Last modified on February 12, 2015.
Rules Regulations Policies Program
| Place | Hawaii |
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| Name | Residential Energy Disclosure (Hawaii) |
| Applicable Sector | Residential |
| Eligible Technologies | Custom/Others pending approval, Unspecified technologies |
| Active Incentive | Yes |
| Implementing Sector | State/Territory |
| Energy Category | Energy Efficiency Incentive Programs
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| Last DSIRE Review | 2012-10-15
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| Incentive Source | HB1464 (Act 155) from legislative year 2009 |
Summary
A residential property owner is required to disclose electricity costs for the most recent three-month period in which the property was occupied as a condition of selling it. No proof or copies of the electricity bills are required, but sellers must make a "good faith declaration." Energy legislation (HB1464) added this requirement to Hawaii's existing Mandatory Seller Disclosures in Real Estate Transactions law in 2009.
Authorities (Please contact the
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| Authority 1: | HRS § 508D-10.5 |
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| Date Effective | 2009-07-01 |
| Date Enacted | 2009-06-25
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| Authority 2: | HRS § 508D
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- Incentive and policy data are reviewed and approved by the N.C. Solar Center's DSIRE project staff.[1]