Green Fee Hawaiʻi | Support Sustainability Today Passed by the 2025 legislature, Act 96 established Hawaiʻi’s historic climate impact fee, known as the “green fee,” that unlocks dedicated funding for critical environmental and infrastructure initiatives that improve disaster resilience without placing the financial burden on local residents
Ideas - Green Fee Hawai‘i Public-private watershed management, Statewide Support all public-private watershed partnerships and any coordinating bodies of them, to help sustain fieldwork, outreach and awareness of statewide watershed efforts by supporting positions to implement cohesive strategic planning and implementation across watersheds
Green Fee Advisory Council to open public portal for community input on . . . Beginning October 15, 2025, the Green Fee Advisory Council (GFAC) will be accepting ideas from the public for projects that could receive Green Fee funding to implement Ideas and suggestions may be submitted through a digital portal available via GFAC’s website, greenfeehawaii org
Project Ideas Portal Questions 20251014 Project Ideas Portal The Green Fee Advisory Council is accepting ideas from the public for projects that could receive Green Fee funding to implement Please submit your idea via this project ideas portal
Public input sought for Green Fee Advisory Council spending Starting Wednesday, Oct 15, the Green Fee Advisory Council (GFAC) will be accepting public feedback through an online public portal with suggestions for projects the funds could be used
How will Hawaiʻi spend The Green Fee? Some projects are head . . . This is the first year lawmakers had to decide how to spend revenue from the Green Fee tax on tourists — designed to pay for climate projects The funds were to go to projects in three areas: protecting natural resources, increasing climate resiliency, and sustainable tourism