Hawaii, utility offer $10,000 Nissan Leaf rebate; hope for carbon-free transport

. . . Those rebates will be available through March from the Kaua'i Island Utility Cooperative and the Hawaiian Electric Co. They are a small initial step toward a recently-announced goal of entirely carbon-free transportation, with all ground vehicles running on renewable energy by 2045. Hawaii already has a goal for utilities to generate 100 percent of electricity from renewable sources by that year, according to CBS News, and is now considering how to extend that provision to transportation. . . .

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