Hawaii Revised Statutes
269. Public Utilities Commission
269-164 Green infrastructure property.

§269-164 Green infrastructure property. (a) The green infrastructure property shall be created simultaneously with the issuance of the bonds and shall immediately vest in the department, which shall pledge and create a lien on the property, together with all other money in the green infrastructure bond fund, solely and exclusively in favor of bondholders and financing parties, to secure the payment of bonds, amounts payable to financing parties and bondholders, amounts payable under any ancillary agreement, and other financing costs as provided in the financing documents executed by the department. Subject to this subsection, the lien and charge on green infrastructure property and all other moneys in the green infrastructure bond fund for the benefit of any financing party shall be governed by section 39-63.
(b) An electric utility shall have no ownership or beneficial interest in nor any claim or right to the green infrastructure fee, green infrastructure property, green infrastructure equipment, or green infrastructure charge other than the obligation to bill and collect the green infrastructure fee and green infrastructure charge as agent for the department or any financing party and remit the collected revenue to the department or such financing party entitled to receive those surcharges in accordance with the financing order. The public utilities commission shall ensure that all reasonable costs incurred by electric utilities to implement the green infrastructure fee may be recovered as part of the electric utility's revenue requirement, including necessary billing system adjustments, costs arising out of the billing and collection of the green infrastructure fee, and any costs for the green infrastructure fee that are not recovered otherwise. The green infrastructure fee or green infrastructure property shall not be considered revenue of any electric utility.
(c) The obligation of any electric utility customer to pay the green infrastructure fee or green infrastructure charge and, notwithstanding subsection (b), the obligation of the electric utility to collect and remit the green infrastructure fee or green infrastructure charge shall not be subject to any setoff, counterclaim, surcharge, or defense by the electric utility or by any electric utility customer, or in connection with a bankruptcy of any electric utility or any electric utility customer. [L 2013, c 211, pt of §3]

Structure Hawaii Revised Statutes

Hawaii Revised Statutes

Title 15. Transportation and Utilities

269. Public Utilities Commission

269-1 Definitions.

269-2 Public utilities commission; number, appointment of commissioners, qualifications; compensation; persons having interest in public utilities; authority.

269-3 Employment of assistants.

269-4 REPEALED.

269-5 Annual report and register of orders.

269-6 General powers and duties.

269-6.5 Electronic copies of documents.

269-7 Investigative powers.

269-7.5 Certificates of public convenience and necessity.

269-8 Public utilities to furnish information.

269-8.2 Location of records.

269-8.5 Annual financial reports.

269-9 Report accidents.

269-10 Commission may compel attendance of witnesses, etc.

269-11 REPEALED.

269-12 Notices.

269-13 Right to be represented by counsel.

269-14 REPEALED.

269-14.5 Appointment of receiver for public utilities.

269-15 Commission may institute proceedings to enforce chapter.

269-15.5 Appeals.

269-15.51 Contested cases.

269-15.6 Alternative dispute resolution.

269-16 Regulation of utility rates; ratemaking procedures.

269-16.1 Performance incentive and penalty mechanisms.

269-16.2 Approval of rules of a public utility. Any rules, guidelines, or other standards of a public utility which interpret federal or state laws governing nonutility generators, or which make a nonutility generator monetarily responsible for the p...

269-16.21 REPEALED.

269-16.22 Power purchase agreements; cost recovery for electric utilities.

269-16.3 Statewide rate increase surcharge assessment on ratepayers in emergency situations.

269-16.4 Annual fuel mix disclosure.

269-16.5 Lifeline telephone rates.

269-16.6 Telecommunications relay services for the deaf, persons with hearing disabilities, and persons with speech disabilities.

269-16.7 REPEALED.

269-16.8 Aggregators of telephone service requirements.

269-16.85 Retail intrastate services; fully competitive.

269-16.9 Telecommunications providers and services. (a) Notwithstanding any provision of this chapter to the contrary, the commission, upon its own motion or upon the application of any person, and upon notice and hearing, may exempt a telecommunicat...

269-16.91 Universal service subsidies.

269-16.92 Changes in subscriber carrier selections; prior authorization required; penalties for unauthorized changes.

269-16.93 Release of domestic abuse victims from shared wireless plans.

269-16.95 Emergency telephone service; capital costs; ratemaking.

269-17 Issuance of securities.

269-17.5 Issuance of voting stock; restrictions.

269-18 Acquirement of stock of another public utility.

269-19 Merger and consolidation of public utilities.

269-19.5 Relations with an affiliated interest; definition; contracts with affiliates filed and subject to commission action.

269-20 Certificates of public convenience and necessity for water carriers.

269-21 and 269-22 REPEALED.

269-23 Liability of initial and delivering common carrier for loss; limitation of liability; notice and filing of claim.

269-24 REPEALED.

269-25 Valuations.

269-26 Investigation of water rates charged by lessee under state leases.

269-26.5 Preferential water rates for agricultural activities.

269-26.6 Preferential water carrier service rates for agricultural activities.

269-27 Prevention of unreasonable water rates.

269-27.1 Establishment of geothermal energy rates.

269-27.2 Utilization of electricity generated from nonfossil fuels.

269-27.3 Preferential renewable energy rates; agricultural activities.

269-27.4 Community-based renewable energy tariffs.

269-27.5 Construction of high-voltage electric transmission lines; hearing.

269-27.6 Construction of high-voltage electric transmission lines; overhead or underground construction.

269-27.7 Preferential electricity rates; protected agriculture.

269-28 Penalty.

269-29 Perjury.

269-30 Finances; public utility fee.

269-31 Application of this chapter.

269-32 Injury to public utility property.

269-33 Public utilities commission special fund.

269-34 Obligations of telecommunications carriers.

269-35 Universal service.

269-36 Telecommunications number portability.

269-37 Compensation agreements.

269-38 Regulatory flexibility for effectively competitive services.

269-39 Cross-subsidies.

269-40 Access to advanced services.

269-41 Universal service program; establishment; purpose; principles.

269-42 Universal service program; contributions.

269-43 Carriers of last resort.

269-44 Solar water heater system standards.

269-45 Gas utility companies; renewable energy; reporting requirements.

269-46 Microgrids.

269-47 Electric power systems data access and transparency; principles.

269-48 Coal power purchase agreements; prohibited.

269-51 Consumer advocate; executive director of the division of consumer advocacy.

269-52 Division of consumer advocacy; personnel.

269-53 Legal counsel.

269-54 General powers; duties.

269-55 Handling of complaints.

269-71 Meter tampering.

269-72 Electric vehicle charging system; rebate program.

269-73 Electric vehicle charging system; rebate program; administrator; establishment.

269-81 to 269-84 REPEALED.

269-91 Definitions.

269-92 Renewable portfolio standards.

269-93 Achieving portfolio standard.

269-94 Waivers, extensions, and incentives.

269-95 Renewable portfolio standards study.

269-96 Energy-efficiency portfolio standards.

269-101 Definitions.

269-101.5 Maximum capacity of eligible customer-generator.

269-102 Standard contract or tariff; rate structure.

269-103 Generating capacity.

269-104 Additional customer-generators.

269-105 Calculation.

269-106 Billing periods; twelve-month reconciliation.

269-107 Net electricity consumers.

269-108 Net electricity producers; excess electricity credits and credit carry over.

269-109 Net electricity consumption or production information.

269-110 Termination by eligible customer-generators.

269-111 Safety and performance standards.

269-121 Public benefits fee authorization.

269-122 Public benefits fee administrator; establishment.

269-123 Requirements for the public benefits fee administrator.

269-124 Transitioning from utility demand-side management programs to the public benefits fee.

269-125 On-bill financing for energy efficiency and renewable energy.

269-131 to 269-135 REPEALED.

269-141 Definitions.

269-142 Reliability standards; interconnection requirements; adoption and development; force and effect.

269-143 Monitoring.

269-144 Compliance and enforcement.

269-145 Grid access; procedures for interconnection; dispute resolution.

269-145.5 Advanced grid modernization technology; principles.

269-146 Hawaii electricity reliability surcharge; authorization; cost recovery.

269-147 Hawaii electricity reliability administrator; contracting.

269-148 Hawaii electricity reliability administrator; qualifications.

269-149 Funding; reporting.

269-161 Definitions.

269-162 Applications to issue bonds and authorize green infrastructure fee.

269-163 Green infrastructure financing order.

269-164 Green infrastructure property.

269-165 Bonds financing order.

269-166 Green infrastructure fee; nonbypassable

269-167 Electric utility successor requirements; default of electric utility.

269-168 Treatment of bonds, fees, and property.

269-169 Green infrastructure property; non-impairment.

269-170 Green infrastructure loan program order; application.

269-171 Green infrastructure loan program order; issuance.

269-172 Electric utilities; cost recovery; billing agent.

269-173 Severability

269-174 Miscellaneous.

269-175 Revenue bonds; exclusion from debt limit.

269-176 Financing order; adjustments to green infrastructure fee.