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Hawaiian Electric customers continued to add rooftop solar systems at a solid pace through the first six months of 2026 despite the loss of the residential federal clean energy tax credit at the start of the year.
Hawaiian Electric is seeking regulatory approval to purchase power from a renewable energy project that would add 20 megawatts of solar generation and 80 megawatt-hours of battery energy storage to Maui's electric grid, helping advance Hawaii's clean energy goals while supporting reliable electric service.
Recognizing the multi-pronged approach to building Hawaiian Electric’s pipeline to hire local talent, state labor officials have honored manager Kazunori "Kazu" Hayashida with a 2026 Workforce Heroes Award-Oahu.
Power has been restored to Kalaupapa after Hawaiian Electric assisted the National Park Service with repairs to a power line damaged by Hurricane Nolo along the Kalaupapa Pali.
Hawaiian Electric provided significantly more electricity for EV charging at commercial charging locations and the company's own fast charging sites during the first six months of 2026 than during the same period last year.
As Hurricane Nolo tracks slowly westward, Hawaiian Electric crews, contractors and support staff remain ready to respond as conditions allow.
Hawaiian Electric has been responding throughout the night to outages in various areas of Hawaii Island as Hurricane Nolo moves slowly westward. The company continues to encourage customers to prepare for possible power outages as strong winds and heavy rain remain in the forecast.
Hawaiian Electric continues around-the-clock monitoring of Hurricane Nolo as the storm approaches the state and encourages customers to remain prepared for possible power outages as Nolo unleashes strong winds and heavy rain.
As Hurricane Nolo approaches the state, Hawaiian Electric crews are prepared and stand ready to respond and begin damage assessments as soon as it is safe to do so.
Hawaiian Electric is urging customers to prepare for the possibility of extended power outages due to the powerful storm system that is nearing the state.
With the approach of Tropical Storm Nolo and probable impact to the state starting later today, Hawaiian Electric is proactively preparing to respond.
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