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1 Why does the Hawai‘i Energy Policy Forum care about CarSharing?

2 Transportation consumes 61% of the oil we import each year!

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4 Focus on Ground Transportation
Hawai‘i simply cannot meet is 70% clean energy goal by 2030 without reducing the amount of oil consumed by Hawai‘i’s ground transportation sector. Carsharing is a strategy proven to help reduce vehicle miles traveled (VMT). Reducing VMT reduces petroleum consumption. Reducing VMT in the transportation sector is like energy efficiency in the energy sector.

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