Green: Hawaii Should Consider Liquefied Natural Gas As A Bridge To 100% Renewable Energy
The governor wants all options on the table for lowering the state’s electricity costs while ridding itself of fossil fuels.
Changes To Hawaii鈥檚 Home Battery Program Could Hinder Its Clean Energy Transition
A revision in how much homeowners are paid for the electricity they send to the grid could keep them from participating at all.
Hawaiian Electric Gets The Green Light On Its $190 Million Resiliency Plan To Harden The Grid
The plan addresses growing threats from climate change, including an increased focus on wildfire prevention after the Lahaina disaster.
A Huge Battery Has Replaced Hawaii鈥檚 Last Coal聽Plant
Plus Power鈥檚 Kapolei battery is officially online. The pioneering project is a leading example of how to shift crucial grid functions from fossil-fueled plants to clean energy.
Will A New Order Shut The Door On Future Rooftop Solar Across Hawaii?
Industry and environmental leaders are calling the recent decision on solar power a ‘drastic misstep.’ Hawaiian Electric disagrees.
Oahu’s Rolling Blackouts Stemmed From A Series Of Unfortunate Events
They occurred as the island grows more dependent on solar energy. But the previous blackouts, in 2015, were caused by fossil-fuel plants.
Cost Increases And Lawsuits Have Jeopardized West Kauai Energy Project
The local utility co-op says it has halted development of the hydroelectric portion of the project.
Hawaiian Electric, Solar Industry Eye Microgrids As A Way To Make Lahaina More Resilient
They would offer plenty of benefits, but it’s difficult to build those systems and will need buy-in from the West Maui community.
Plug Pulled On Solar Farm Planned For South Maui
Paeahu Solar was proposed five years ago but faced opposition from local residents.
Defunct Big Island Tree-Burning Plant Seeks $1 Billion In Damages From Hawaiian Electric
Lawyers for Hu Honua say in federal court papers that the utility has engaged in illegal anticompetitive behavior.