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Power Facts

Hawaiian Electric provides electricity for 95% of residents of the State of Hawaii on Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai and Hawaii Island.

2025 renewable energy percentage is 36.8% (based on generation)
Total customers: 474,241
(As of 12/31/2025)

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Oahu

Number of customers: 310,789

Firm Generation:

Hawaiian Electric Plants

Kahe (oil): 650 MW
Waiau (oil): 402 MW
Campbell Industrial Park (diesel): 130 MW
Schofield (biodiesel): 50 MW

Independent Power Producers

Kalaeloa Partners (oil): 208 MW
H-POWER (waste-to-energy): 68.5 MW
Airport Emergency Power Facility (biofuel): 8 MW

Total firm capacity: 1516.50 MW

Retired Units - Hawaiian Electric

Honolulu (oil) (113 MW): 0 MW
Waiau (oil) (98 MW): 0 MW

Retired units (independent power producers):

AES Hawaii (coal) (180 MW): 0 MW

Variable (As-Available) Generation:

Hawaiian Electric Plant

West Loch Solar: 20 MW

Independent Power Producers

Kawailoa Wind: 69 MW
Hoohana Solar 1: 52 MW + 208 MWh storage
Kawailoa Solar: 49 MW
Waipio PV: 45.9
Kupono Solar: 42 MW + 168 MWh storage
Mililani 1 Solar: 39 MW + 156 MWh storage
Waiawa Solar: 36 MW + 144 MWh storage
Kahuku Wind: 30 MW
Waianae Solar: 27.6 MW
Na Pua Makani (wind): 24 MW
Par Hawaii: 18.5 MW
Lanikuhana Solar: 14.7 MW
AES West Oahu Solar: 12.5 MW + 50 MWh storage
Island Energy Service: 9.6 MW
Waihonu North: 5 MW
Aloha Solar Energy Fund One: 5 MW
Aloha Solar Energy Fund Two: 5 MW
Kalaeloa Solar Two: 5 MW
Kalaeloa Renewable Energy Park (PV): 5 MW
Mauka FIT 1 (solar): 3.5 MW
Waihonu South: 1.5 MW
Kapolei Sustainable Energy Park (PV): 1 MW
Kapolei Energy Storage: 185 MW (565 MWh) storage only

Customer-sited renewable*: 719 MW

Approximate non-firm capacity: 1239.80 MW + 726 MWh storage

Approximate stand alone storage: 185 MW + 565 MWh storage

In Development:

Waiawa Phase 2 Solar: 30 MW + 240 MWh storage
Mountain View Solar: 7 MW + 35 MWh storage
Shared solar: 5.96 MW

Renewable energy percentage: 32.3%
Renewable peak: 82.9% on May 24, 2025


Hawaii Island

Number of customers: 91,234

Firm Generation:

Hawaiian Electric Plants (Oil)

Keahole: 77.6 MW
Puna: 36.7 MW
Kanoelehua: 21 MW
Waimea: 7.5 MW
Hill: 34.7 MW
Dispersed generation: 5 MW

Independent Power Producers

Hamakua Energy (oil/biodiesel): 60 MW
Puna Geothermal Venture: 38 MW

Total firm capacity: 280.5 MW

Retired Units

Shipman (oil) (15.2 MW): 0 MW

Variable (As-Available) Generation:

Hawaiian Electric Plants

Puueo Hydro: 3.4 MW
Waiau Hydro: 1.1 MW

Independent Power Producers

Hale Kuawehi Solar: 30 MW + 120 MWh storage
Pakini Nui Wind: 20.5 MW
AES Waikoloa Solar: 30 MW + 120 MWh storage
Wailuku River Hydro: 12.1 MW
Hawi Renewable Development (wind): 10.5 MW

Customer-sited renewable*: 155 MW

Approximate non-firm capacity: 262.60 MW + 240 MWh storage

In Development:

Shared solar: 6.0 MW + 24 MWh storage

Renewable energy percentage: 57.3%
Renewable peak: 90.3% on March 5, 2025


Maui County

Serving Maui, Molokai & Lanai
Number of customers: 72,218

Firm Generation:

Hawaiian Electric Plants (Oil)

Maalaea: 212.1 MW
Kahului: 37.6 MW
Molokai: 12 MW
Lanai: 9.4 MW
Hana (dispersed generation): 2 MW

Total firm capacity: 273.1 MW

Variable (As-Available) Generation:

Independent Power Producers

AES Kuihelani Solar: 60 MW + 240 MWh storage
Kaheawa Wind Farm: 30 MW
Kaheawa Wind Power II: 21 MW
Auwahi Wind: 21 MW
Kuia Solar: 2.87 MW
South Maui Renewable Resources (solar): 2.87 MW
Lanai Sustainability Research (solar): 1.2 MW
Maui 17-2: 0.735 MW

Customer-sited renewable*: 159 MW

Approximate non-firm capacity: 298.675 MW + 240 MWh storage

In Development:

Waena Battery: 40 MW (160 MWh) storage only
Maui 17-1: 1 MW
Shared solar (Maui): 2.5 MW + 10 MWh storage
Shared solar (Molokai): 2.45 MW + 11.1 MWh storage

Renewable energy percentage: 41.6%
Renewable peak: 72.8% on June 22, 2025


Generation capacity, in gross megawatts, in service as of 2/15/2026.

*Customer-sited generation includes Net Energy Metering (NEM), NEM Plus, Customer Self-Supply, Customer Grid-Supply, Customer Grid-Supply Plus, Standard Interconnection Agreement, Interim Smart Export, Smart DER - Export, Smart DER - Non-Export, CBRE (Shared Solar).

For projects pending approval or contracts, visit hawaiianelectric.com/statusboard.