The Hawaiʻi Legislature crafted a seemingly elegant solution to a thorny problem when it passed Hawaiʻi’s shared solar program in 2015. The idea was simple: build off-site solar farms — like community gardens, but for power instead of vegetables — that middle- and low-income residents could tap into and get breaks on their electric bills.  … Continue reading Community Solar Farms Meant To Save Money Fail To Gain Traction In Hawaiʻi