The Hawaii legislature has recognized the importance of transitioning to renewable energy sources amidst climate change effects on energy supply. With a goal of reducing long duration storage costs by ninety percent by 2031, Hawaii aims to expand its renewable hydrogen program to include clean energy storage technologies. This expansion involves identifying suitable locations for pumped storage hydropower and other long duration storage options. Additionally, the state plans to allocate funds for the development of renewable hydrogen and clean energy storage projects. The Hawaii renewable hydrogen and clean energy storage program will manage the state's shift towards a renewable hydrogen economy by fostering research, development, and deployment of relevant technologies. This initiative includes promoting partnerships, assessing Hawaii's potential for renewable hydrogen usage, enhancing grid reliability, and demonstrating hydrogen infrastructure for vehicles. Furthermore, a public education plan will be implemented to raise awareness about Hawaii’s renewable hydrogen resources. The legislation also emphasizes the evaluation of policy recommendations to encourage the adoption of clean energy storage and support investment in related infrastructure. By establishing the hydrogen and long duration clean energy storage investment capital special fund, Hawaii seeks to provide financial support for private and federal projects focused on advancing renewable hydrogen and clean energy storage technologies. Through these legislative efforts, Hawaii aims to lead the way in sustainable energy practices and promote a cleaner, more resilient energy future.