Clean Energy Allies are contractors, architects, engineers, equipment vendors, distributors, manufacturers and retailers who provide energy-efficient products and services to residential and business electric ratepayers of Hawaii, Honolulu and Maui counties. They help us extend our reach by delivering energy-saving incentives, education and other Program benefits directly to electric customers.

To become a Clean Energy Ally, you must meet and perform in accordance with the following requirements:

1. Hawai‘i Energy wants to provide all of our customers with excellent customer service. As our market multipliers, knowledge and understanding of Hawai‘i Energy rules and technical requirements is the responsibility of the Ally. Allies may reach out to Lisa Harmon at moc.sodiel@nomrah.m.asil for program assistance/questions at any time. Hawai‘i Energy’s expectations of our Clean Energy Allies are as follows:
   • Conduct business with customers and the Program with honesty and integrity
   • Read and understand emails and other information provided by Hawai‘i Energy
   • Adhere to Program guidelines and contact us when you have questions or don’t understand something about the program.
   • Promote yourself as a Hawai‘i Energy Clean Energy Ally
   • Maintain current and accurate company information in systems made available to you for this purpose. Clean Energy Allies are wholly responsible for the accuracy of their corporate information provided to the Program.
2. The Clean Energy Ally agrees to abide by all applicable laws, regulations, building codes and licensing. Your firm must be in good standing (i.e., no outstanding, unresolved complaints) with Hawai‘i Energy and other applicable agencies as determined by the Program.
3. The designation of Clean Energy Ally and being listed in the online ally directory does not constitute an endorsement of the Clean Energy Ally by Hawai‘i Energy.
4. Clean Energy Allies agree to receive email communications from Hawai‘i Energy.
5. Hawai‘i Energy reserves the right to modify incentive offerings, program requirements and program rules on our website at any time.
6. Use of the Hawai‘i Energy name or logo must conform to Hawai‘i Energy’s co-branding guidelines. Once registration is complete and the company has been approved as a Clean Energy Ally, you may download the branding guidelines and logo files from the Clean Energy Ally landing page.
7. Participation in the Hawai‘i Energy Clean Energy Ally program is voluntary and may be terminated by either party at any time, with or without cause and without penalty.
8. Indemnification: Clean Energy Ally will indemnify, and hold harmless Hawai‘i Energy and its administrator Leidos, Inc., the State of Hawaii and its directors, officers, employees, contractors and agents (collectively, “Indemnified Parties”) from and against claims of any kind or legal suits arising out of or related to the Clean Energy Ally’s participation in this program, unless the claims or suits are caused solely by the action or inaction of the Indemnified Parties.