In Re Kauai Electric Division of Citizens Utilities Co.

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• recognizing remand as an appropriate remedy “where the agency has made invalid, inadequate, or incomplete findings”
• remanding for further proceedings and requiring the agency to make appropriate findings
• “In regard to the setting of rates, HRS § 269-16 requires that all rates and charges must be ‘just and reasonable.’ ”
• “[Hawaiʻi] has adopted the nondelegation doctrine as part of its own body of constitutional law.”
• ordinarily, a petition for rehearing is for the purpose of directing attention to matters said to have been overlooked or mistakenly conceived in the original decision, and thus invites a reconsideration upon the record upon which that decision rested

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