The focus now should be providing reliable and easily accessible public chargers statewide.

It highlights the state’s excessive dependence on global supply chains and imported fuel.

House Bill 2278 could help accelerate Hawaii’s transition from fossil fuels.

It will encourage additional investment in products and services less dependent on fossil fuel.

A key to reducing energy consumption is optimizing the efficiency of cars by making small improvements like maintaining tire pressure or switching to electric vehicles.

Rep. Kai Kahele co-sponsored carbon pricing legislation that could pay dividends for Planet Earth.

And Gov. David Ige should sign the bill when it lands on his desk.

Congress should pass the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act.

The program could play a large role of restoring our environment and our economy.