Environmental
In Hawaii, what is the 'Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative (HCEI)' and its relevance to real estate?
AA. A tax on all real estate transactions to fund clean energy projects
BB. A state goal to achieve 100% clean energy; solar installations and EV charging on properties can affect value and are increasingly required in new construction✓ Correct
CC. A federal EPA program regulating energy use in commercial buildings
DD. A voluntary program with no impact on property values
Explanation
Hawaii's 100% renewable energy goal has driven solar adoption, building code requirements for solar-ready construction, and growing demand for energy-efficient homes, all affecting property values and development.
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