The Trouble With Trash For Local Volunteers
The city has one disposal location for nonprofits throwing out trash from cleanups of public areas, but nonprofits say it’s too far too drive.
Alan McNarie: Burning Eucalyptus To Power The Big Island
Regulators have approved a long-delayed biomass to energy plant that may produce up to 12 percent of the island’s power.
Hawaii Utilities Regulators Are Worried About Rising Electric Rates
Commissioners are pushing HECO to do more to keep prices in check and customers from leaving the system.
HECO’s $205 Million Grid Plan Aims For Two-Way Flow Of Solar Power
Public comments are being taken through Aug. 9 on a rough draft of the utility’s scaled-back upgrade proposal.
How HECO Is Trying To Modernize Its Electric Grid
Hawaiian Electric is drafting a new strategy after regulators rejected an earlier $736 million proposal in part because it didn’t serve solar users well.
Schools Poised To Receive Millions In ‘Green Energy’ Loans
The “cool schools” initiative made it through the Legislature and is awaiting action by Gov. David Ige.
Hawaii Senate Refuses To Confirm Gorak To The PUC
Opponents see the rejection as payback against Gov. David Ige for opposing NextEra Energy鈥檚 $4.3 billion attempt to buy Hawaii’s utility.
Committee Rejects Governor’s Choice For Utilities Commission
UPDATED But the full Senate will ultimately decide whether Tom Gorak’s appointment to聽the PUC will be confirmed.
Maui Energy Conference: ‘What Type Of Place Are We Trying To Create?’
Experts discussed Hawaii’s move away from fossil fuels amid buzz about another potential buyer聽for Hawaiian Electric.
Why Hawaii Must Become More Energy Resilient
Speakers at the Maui Energy Conference posed聽questions about what type of life the state wants to create for its citizens as it adapts.