Hawaiʻi Green Infrastructure Authority
Notice: HGIA received a Solar For All termination letter from the EPA, and we are awaiting further guidance. We still encourage you to apply for our GEM$ program for LMI households.
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Notice: HGIA received a Solar For All termination letter from the EPA, and we are awaiting further guidance. We still encourage you to apply for our GEM$ program for LMI households.
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On November 28, the Hawai''i Green Infrastructure Authority (HGIA) proposed a new method by which GEMS funds could be distributed to residential customers.
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How does the GEM$ Program work? The GEM$ Program is exclusively offered by HGIA, and uses a combination of public and private dollars to provide customers energy improvement upgrades.
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GEM$ provides financing for solar PV systems and other energy efficiency measures to help Hawaii ratepayers save on their electric utility bill. Find out if our GEM$ on-bill financing program is right for
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The Hawaii Public Utilities Commission on Sept. 4, 2014 issued an order permitting the State of Hawaii to issue $150 million of Green Infrastructure Bonds to fund GEMS.
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GEMS'' objective is to make clean energy improvements accessible and affordable. The program aims to work with existing clean energy companies to expand the market of eligible consumers who can
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On April 8, Hawaii Governor David Ige formally announced the Green Energy Money $aver (GEM$) on-bill financing program, a statewide initiative to make clean energy more affordable
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The GEM$ program currently finances residential solar hot water heaters, residential heat pump water heaters, commercial energy efficiency measures, and solar PV systems.
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Governor Green signed Act 164, SLH 2023 into law on June 30, 2023, providing HGIA an additional $50.0 million in loan capital to finance solar PV + storage systems for LMI homeowners and renters
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Similar to a solar lease or a solar power purchase agreement, the GEM$ Energy Services Program (ESP) provides low and moderate-income (LMI) homeowners and renters an opportunity to lower
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