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Power Outages

View tips for scheduled power outages. Before reporting an outage, first check to see if your neighbors still have power. If they do, check your home circuit breakers or fuses to help determine if your electric service loss might be a result of a household problem.

Otherwise, please report the outage and provide your address and situation, the time the outage started, and the probable cause of the outage (i.e. a car accident, a fallen pole, etc.). Reporting your specific address to our trouble crews is important to help us make sure we get everyone back online as safely and quickly as possible.

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Report an Outage

For any life-threatening emergency situation, please call 911. If you see sparking, downed power lines, or hear a loud noise or explosion, please call our 24/7 trouble lines. Heavy call volume to our trouble line may result in some calls not getting through. Please call back or connect with us on social media.

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The Hawaiian Electric Mobile App

Our mobile app for Apple and Android devices gives you faster and easier access to important information. You can get status reports of known outages, view outages near your current location, and report outages from your phone.


Life Support & Emergency Equipment

Let us know if you or anyone living in your home is dependent on life support or emergency equipment so that we can address this for planned maintenance outages. However, because unplanned outages can and do occur, it is important for customers on life support or in need of emergency equipment to make alternate plans should the power go.