June

Hawaiian Electric night work on Monday to close 2nd Street and a section of H-1 westbound shoulder lane in Pearl City

Hawaiian Electric contractors will be doing night maintenance work on steel transmission structures on 2nd Street off Lehua Avenue in Pearl City on Monday, June 24, from 9 p.m. to 3:30 a.m.

Hawaiian Electric night utility work on Monday and Tuesday to close westbound lanes of Farrington Highway in Pearl City

Hawaiian Electric contractors will be doing night maintenance work on steel transmission structures along Farrington Highway in Pearl City on Monday and Tuesday, June 17 and 18.

May

Hawaiian Electric grant to U.S.VETS will help improve quality of life for Waianae homeless

A $10,000 grant from Hawaiian Electric to the nonprofit U.S.VETS – Waianae will help provide much needed services to individuals and families in Waianae who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Hawaiian Electric Companies geared up for hurricane season, urge customers to prepare

Customers are urged to prepare for the 2019 hurricane season, which begins June 1. Forecasts say up to eight tropical cyclones could develop this season.

Center for Tomorrow’s Leaders receives $20,000 from Hawaiian Electric

The Center for Tomorrow's Leaders (CTL) has received a $20,000 contribution from Hawaiian Electric Company to help support our mission of developing young leaders for Hawaii.

Hawaiian Electric to debut hybrid technology lighting at Kapolei community event

When walkers take part in the ILLUMINATE Twilight Walk in Kapolei on Saturday, May 11, they’ll have an opportunity to first-hand experience Hawaiian Electric’s brand new solar-rechargeable, battery storage, LED light towers as they brighten up the event site.

April

Hawaiian Electric first company in Hawaii to own hybrid technology lighting for night utility work

Hawaiian Electric is the first company in Hawaii to own high- efficiency hybrid technology lighting for use during nighttime utility work. The solar-rechargeable, battery storage, LED light tower trailers require less fuel, emit little to no carbon dioxide emissions and produce less noise than conventional light towers.

Hawaiian Electric marks Earth Day with Sustainability Report

To mark Earth Day, the Hawaiian Electric Companies are releasing their 12th annual Sustainability Report for 2018-19, describing efforts to address climate change, enhance community resilience and sustainability, and move Hawaii closer to 100 percent clean energy by 2045, or sooner.

Customers not fooled during latest surge of utility scam calls

Dozens of scam "robocalls" to Hawaiian Electric customers threatening disconnection were ignored last week, an encouraging sign that customers are just hanging up on scammers.

Hawaiian Electric grant to Touch A Heart improves employment opportunities for Hoololi program interns

A $10,000 grant from Hawaiian Electric to the nonprofit Touch A Heart (TAH) helped support 12-week internships for Ginger Narawa and Thomas Dias, who graduate today from the Hoololi Food Services Program.