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Just in time for Earth Day 2018, the Hawaiian Electric Companies released their 11th annual Sustainability Report for 2017-2018. You can read the full news release on the HECO website. Some accomplishments highlighted in the report include: Reaching a 27 percent renewable portfolio standard across our five-island service territory, up from 26 percent the year ...
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) tenth annual Fix a Leak Week is from March 19 through 25. This is a great time find an fix leaks inside and outside your home. It’ll save valuable water and money for yourself.  Find out more information about Fix a Leak Week on the EPA website.

In a recent news release, the Hawaiian Electric Companies are warning its customers to “just hang up” is you receive a call from someone demanding immediate payment over the phone or via prepaid debit cards. It is a scam. If you receive such a call, customers are directed to hang up, then dial the customer ...
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The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) approved Hawaiian Electric Companies’ revised demand response portfolio tariff structure framework, which includes the four grid service rules and the attendant rate schedules and riders upon which the DR programs are to be deployed in support of the grid service rules. Read the Decision and Order No. 35238 and other documents ...
Read More PUC Approves HECO’s Demand Response Portfolio – Docket No. 2015-0412

The University of Hawaiʻi and the Hawaiian Electric Companies have committed to collaborate on development of an innovative renewable energy initiative to help the university achieve its net-zero energy goal and bring online more cost-effective, renewable energy resources to benefit the entire state. The initiative aims to develop a “green tariff,” subject to approval by the Public Utilities Commission, ...
Read More UH and Hawaiian Electric Companies’ green tariff to benefit campuses and community

Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) and Pacific Biodiesel Technologies have reached a new agreement for the Maui-based company to supply biodiesel processed from recycled waste cooking oil and other local feedstocks for the 50-megawatt Schofield Generating Station, eight-megawatt Honolulu. Read more details about the application by searching Docket No. 2017-0393 in the PUC Document Management System. You ...
Read More HECO and Pacific Biodiesel Sign Contract for Electricity Generation – Docket No. 2017-0393