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“Talk Story on Maui’s Energy Future” will be a forum for the public to share its ideas from 6 to 8 p.m. May 22 at the Cameron Center auditorium, located at 95 Mahalani St. in Wailuku.

Hawaiian Electric has suspended service disconnections so all Maui customers who are financially challenged by the devastating wildfires will not have to worry about their electric service.

A study commissioned by Hawaiian Electric highlights the need for significant technological advancements, particularly in sustainable fuels and carbon-capture, to achieve full decarbonization in Hawai‘i by 2045.

At the meeting on Sept. 14, members will consider changes to “allow flexibility for innovative approaches and techniques to effectively use energy.”

During Hawaiʻi Energy’s Free Bulb Swap promotion, Hawai‘i residents can trade old, inefficient bulbs for LED lighting at participating HouseMart Ace Hardware stores on Maui, O‘ahu and Hawai‘i Island.

Hawaiʻi Energy is offering free energy-efficient product upgrades and installation to eligible residential properties in Maui County, including senior housing and affordable housing complexes.

Hawaiian Electric is seeking public input on its strategy to increase rooftop solar and similar customer energy resources to the scale needed to reach the state’s clean energy benchmarks.

The 8th Hawaiʻi Energy Conference will be virtual this year from June 22-24, with the early bird rate ending May 14.

The 8th Hawaiʻi Energy Conference to explore the “Energy Transition in Hawaiʻi: Focus on investments in people and projects” will be held virtually June 22 and 24.

Hawaiian Electric will conduct its routine aerial line inspections for East Maui and Upcountry from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 17. Hawaiian Electric will be using a helicopter to perform the power line inspections. 

Hawaiian Electric permanently closed its walk-in payment centers in Honolulu, Kahului, Hilo, Kona and Molokaʻi due to declining use and customers adapting to other payment options. The payment centers have been closed since mid-March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Maui Economic Development Board announced today that the conference would be renamed the Hawaiʻi Energy Conference to reflect what it has always been–the premier Energy Conference in Hawaiʻi focused on statewide interests as seen through the prism of national and international developments in energy.

The Maui Energy Conference invites the public to join the Hawaiʻi community discussion on Electric Utility Ownership and Regulatory Models.

The Hawai‘i Green Infrastructure Authority (HGIA) announced a new program that will allow Hawai‘i to join other progressive states to offer innovative financing for clean energy adoption.

The Maui Energy Conference caps off 5 years with a reflection on the tremendous changes that have occurred in Hawaiʻi and the nation’s energy landscape.

This year’s conference will focus on discussing the business opportunities created by efforts to decarbonize.

Diane Moss, Founding Director of the Renewables 100 Policy Institute, will be the keynote speaker for the 5th Maui Energy Conference on March 14-15, 2018.

The 2017 Maui Energy Conference broadened its focus this year as well as its audience, recording a record-setting attendance of 380 at the 4th Annual event.

The fourth annual Maui Energy Conference will be held March 22-24, 2017 at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.

The REAP program allows qualified farmers or small businesses, interested in energy efficient and renewable energy improvements to receive loans or grants on projects.