Hawaiian Electric Revives Three Oahu Solar Projects
The utility company had canceled its contracts with SunEdison as it headed toward bankruptcy, but NRG Energy has stepped up in its place.
Senators Question Whether PUC Member Had Conflicts Of Interest
They want a state agency to look into the legal services Tom Gorak was providing while general counsel for the Public Utilities Commission.
Hawaiian Electric’s New Plan: 100 Percent Renewable By 2040
The companies’ latest submission to state energy regulators eschews the use of liquefied natural gas as a bridge to renewable power.
Kauai Utility Wins Lease For Hydro Project in Kekaha
The project could provide energy as well as irrigation needs on the island.
Todd Simmons: NextEra’s Solar Shenanigans In The Sunshine State
Its principal subsidiary is spending millions on a measure to聽leave solar power generation solely in the hands of utilities.
Hawaii Solar Project On Track
The project on Oahu’s westside is expected to be operational by December.
Hawaii’s State Of The Environment: Good, Bad And Ugly
A new report highlights challenges and opportunities.
Does This Big Island Community Really Need 30,000 Solar Panels?
Residents of the Ocean View Ranchos subdivision are hoping state regulators reject an overhead power line, effectively killing the project.
NextEra Opponents Take Victory Lap, Ponder Hawaii’s Energy Future
They want聽Hawaiian Electric Industries to work collaboratively with other stakeholders to figure out what comes next.
Hawaiian Electric Scraps LNG Plan
Hawaiian Electric withdrew its request to the Public Utilities Commission for a contract to import liquefied natural gas.