Self-Evaluation. A facility is evaluated by the facility director each year between inspections and the Standards and Checklist answer sheet is sent to the AAAASF Office. A facility's AAAASF accreditation remains valid if it continues to meet every standard for its Class (A, B, C-M or C).
Hawaii Community Reinvestment Corporation (HCRC) is a 501(c)3 community-based non-profit corporation founded in 1990. A statewide financial intermediary, HCRC is able to tap into unconventional financial resources to facilitate affordable housing, community development and economic development as follows:
The University of Hawaiiâs Natural Energy Institute (HNEI) is leading a smart inverter demonstration focused on residential feeders. It is funded with a $6.1 million Department of Energy SunShot High Solar Penetration initiative grant. A further $6.1 million comes from smart communications pioneers Silver Spring Networks (SSN), Exegin, and inverter makers Fronius, Hitachi, and SMA, as well as from utility partners Maui Electric and Pepco.