Author: Kathryn Mykleseth
Hawaiian Electric is Working to Build a More Modern Grid
The initiative gives residents more insight to better manage their energy usage.
Customers Have a Huge Role in Meeting Renewable Energy Goals
Hawaiian Electric offers many renewable options to choose from.
Geothermal Energy Aims to Resume on Hawaii Island
Puna Geothermal Venture prepares to come back online nearly two years after Kilauea’s eruptions closed the facility.
Electric Vehicles Are Now More Within Reach
Lower prices appeal to more drivers – and new models are becoming available.
Honolulu Rail’s Role in Renewable Energy
The state’s largest electric vehicle is projected to reduce car commutes by 40,000 per week.
Sustainability Goals Gain International Recognition
United Nations identifies Hawaii as one of the world’s first local sustainability hubs.
Solar-plus-Storage Projects to Power More Homes
Record-low energy costs are an added benefit for residents.
New Solar Programs Provide Customers with Options to Fit Lifestyle
Hawaiian Electric offers residents incentives to install rooftop solar and energy storage systems to cover additional energy usage.
In the Fast Lane
Electric vehicle adoption gains momentum across the Islands.
Electric Operations at the Docks
The trend of alternatively fueled machinery has spread to Matson Inc.
On Board the Electric Bus Movement
From school buses to airport shuttles, bus fleets are transitioning to electric.
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Micah A. Kāne, CEO and president of HCF, introduces the 2025 Hawai‘i Disaster Preparation Guide, sponsored by HCF.
