Lanai Barge Arrival Postponed – Notice to Customers
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Lanai Barge Arrival Postponed – Notice to Customers
Aloha Consumers, We want to keep you informed about the current situation with Young Brothers’ recent shipping schedule. On December 18, 2023, the Young Brothers’ barge, Kala‘enalu, arrived in Hilo as planned. However, unexpected ocean conditions, particularly a significant northeastern swell causing surge at the pier, have necessitated the barge to remain waiting off port ...
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The “Shift and Save” pilot program, expanded by Hawaiian Electric on Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island, focuses on testing new time-of-use (TOU) rates starting February 1st, involving 16,000 participants. This initiative, not endorsing any particular company or endeavor, aims to gather crucial data and feedback. The TOU rates encourage shifting energy consumption to daytime, tapping into ...
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Dear Hawaii Community, We invite you to help steer the course of Hawaii’s energy future. The Public Utilities Commission (PUC), is launching a series of virtual meetings. Your input is essential to bring community members together. Meeting Details: The virtual gathering is scheduled for Tuesday, October 31, 2023. This is the kickoff to a series ...
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The Division of Consumer Advocacy (DCA) supports Order No. 40218, which suspends utility disconnections on Maui through October 17, 2023, due to the devastating wildfires. DCA recommends further protections for ratepayers, including: No Disconnection Fees: DCA urges that no customer impacted by the wildfires should face disconnection fees. Waiving Connection Fees and Deposits: Given the ...
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Division of Consumer Advocacy Calls for Utility System Vulnerability Assessment Docket No. 2022-0135
In response to recent catastrophic wildfires on Maui and the urgent need for preventative action, the Division of Consumer Advocacy (DCA) has made recommendations regarding the assessment of vulnerabilities in Hawaii’s utility systems. These recommendations seek to investigate policy and actions to Hawaii’s regulated utility systems’ vulnerability to natural disasters and man–made threats Background: On ...
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Got a burning question for the Division of Consumer Advocacy? Or perhaps a story you’d like to share? Look no further! Introducing our very own Maestro of Communication, William Nhieu ✨ 📧 Email: [email protected] 📞 Phone: 808-586-7582 William is our go-to guru for all media inquiries. He’s here to make your journalist’s life easier. At ...
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In the wake of the Maui wildfire, we’ve compiled essential resources to assist you in various aspects of recovery. Explore the following categories for utility assistance, emergency relief, and support for affected businesses. We’re here to help you navigate the path to recovery. UTILITY ASSISTANCE Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) To apply in ...
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In response to ongoing challenges and uncertainties, the Commission has issued an order directing Maui regulated utilities to immediately suspend any termination or disconnection of regulated utility services due to non-payment or the assessment of other charges through October 17th, 2023. What Does This Mean for You? During this period, you can be confident that your ...
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