Bill > HB1644

This bill requires that agreements for purchasing, leasing, or using power from residential solar energy devices must include a cover page with essential disclosures, such as the right to cancel within three business days, contact information for cancellation, and confirmation that no other promises were made beyond what's in the agreement, along with details on system price, estimated energy production, savings, tax incentive eligibility, payment terms, escalation rates, ownership structure, contractor information, and warranty terms; it also mandates that anyone marketing, selling, leasing, or soliciting these devices or power purchase agreements must follow existing consumer protection laws, and prohibits anyone without a contractor's license or a contractual relationship with one from installing, marketing, offering financing, or acquiring customers for these devices, making any agreement that violates these rules voidable by the consumer.

Agriculture and Natural Resources, Business and Industry, Government Affairs

https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/session/measure_indiv.aspx?billtype=HB&billnumber=1644&year=2026