SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 28, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- D. E. Shaw Renewable Investments, L.L.C. (DESRI) and Bright Plain Renewable Energy, L.L.C.…
We find it unfortunate to hear Mr. Weber's blog concerning Lumber-Seal and Mythic Paint.
Mr. Webber applied enough Lumber-Seal to treat 12 houses. Too much of a good thing? All the while building his house without a roof for 8+ months in the rainforest...
The Office for Consumer Affairs did not…
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Problem with Mythic Paint?
Please share your experience. I painted the entire exterior of my new house with this paint only to find out it was defective. This is a huge headache for me now. The company has not been cooperative to remedy the situation or to respond to my request for reimbursement.
I purchased Mythic Exterior Latex Paint at about…
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Problems with Lumber-Seal? Hi, everyone...If you have had issues with a product called Lumber-Seal, a wood sealer sold at Green builder's Depot on Oahu and other places on the islands, please mention your experience here so we can work together for compensation. My experience is listed below. And here is my blogspot (…
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Hawaii Renewable Energy Technologies Income Tax Credits - Damon Key Legal Alert (Dec. 2012)
The State of Hawaii Department of Taxation (“DOT”) recently issued temporary administrative rules that will affect anyone planning on installing and placing in service a renewable energy technology system, including a photovoltaic system, on or after January 1, 2013. The new rules expand on what constitutes a “system” for purposes of claiming…
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Aupaka o Wao Lama partnership provides dryland forest education
Kealakehe Intermediate Na Kahumoku students after pulling fountain grass at Lai Opua Preserve. This activity was followed up with an hour of reinforcing e-curriculum at the Lai Opua 2020 Mālie Tech Center. (Photo courtesy of Yvonne Yarber…
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Pacific Biodiesel fuel to run HECO plant
State regulators have approved a multiyear contract for Maui-based Pacific Biodiesel to supply Hawaiian Electric Co. with 250,000 gallons a year of locally produced biodiesel.
The green fuel - made by recycling used cooking oil from Hawaii restaurants - will be used to power a new, $20 million backup plant HECO is building at the Honolulu International…
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Pacific fishing zones—lifeline for overfished tuna?
Marine zoning in the Pacific Ocean, in combination with other measures, could significantly improve dwindling numbers of heavily overfished bigeye tuna and improve local economies, a fish modelling study has found.
Scientists working at the University of Hawaii, the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) and…
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Hawaii Beef Comes Home
Call it Hawaii’s most unusual export.
For years, the vast majority of calves born in Hawaii have been sent to feed lots on the mainland, where they matured, and then were slaughtered and shipped to grocery stores and restaurants around the country. Rarely did the beef return to Hawaii.
But demand for locally grown food and grass-fed beef has prompted a new program aimed…
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Hu Honua on track to complete Hawaii biomass plant next year
Construction on Hu Honua Bioenergy’s 21.5-megawatt biomass facility on the Big Island has begun and should be completed this time next year, according to company CEO John Sylvia.
“Shortly after that [the plant will be] online,” he told PBN.
Hu…
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Hawaii regulators hire Boston Pacific to monitor HELCO geothermal bids
The Hawaii Public Utilities Commission has hired Washington-based Boston Pacific Co. to monitor Hawaii Electric Light Co.'s bidding process for 50 megawatts of geothermal energy on the Big…
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House Committee on Agriculture to hold briefing on Hawaii’s food safety
House lawmakers will hold an informational briefing on Wednesday, December 12, 2012, at 9 a.m., to discuss food safety as it concerns and relates to farmers, wholesalers, and retailers in…
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Locally Grown Christmas Trees Available on Oahu
Helemano Farms, local grower of thousands of Christmas Trees in Central Oahu, is open for the holidays and selling thick, evergreen Leyland Cypress Christmas trees as well as traditional and gorgeous Norfolk Pines.
Helemano Farms LLC is a family business, which started in 2002 as a retirement project of Hawaii agriculture…
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County says new state law leaves it in the dark on geothermal decisions
HILO — Hawaii County is objecting to a bill passed last legislative session that it says removes its permitting…
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Partial Speaker Lineup Unveiled for 2nd Annual TEDxMaui
Organizers today announced a partial list of the speakers secured for the 2nd Annual TEDxMaui event taking place on Sunday, January 13, 2013, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center.
This independently organized event, licensed by TED, features a variety of speakers and entertainers from Hawaii and beyond, that will draw…
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D. E. Shaw Renewable Investments and Bright Plain Renewable Energy Announce the Acquisition of Kalaeloa Solar Farm from SunPower
SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 28, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- D. E. Shaw Renewable Investments, L.L.C. (DESRI) and Bright Plain Renewable Energy, L.L.C.…
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Hawaii Reef Advocate Joins Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Board
MAUI, HAWAII–This week Robert Wintner accepted a position on the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Board of Directors. Wintner is known in Hawaii as Snorkel Bob and for defense of marine species and habitat.
Wintner said, “I join the Sea Shepherd Board of Directors in the continuing spirit of protecting family and friends. And I welcome…
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Restoring Hawaiian Traditions - Waipa Foundation, Community-based Nonprofit
Waipa is one of my favorite places on earth. It seems the ancient spirits of Kaua’i collect in the clouds and crevices of the mountains, land and sea, and cling to a new generation of Hawaiians intent on preserving Hawaii’s culture, history and tradition.
From mauka to makai (mountain to sea), the Waipa Foundation, a community-based…
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Hawaii Continues to Say 'Aloha' to Solar Energy
Hawaii has long been one of the top states in the nation for solar energy. After all, the Aloha State has the ninth most installations in the country according to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, and the Solar Energy Industries Association found that only five other states installed more photovoltaic power systems than Hawaii during…
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Alternative energy on track
Dignitaries including (from left) Pacific Power Renewables Chief Executive Officer David Dwelle and Maui County Mayor Alan Arakawa, toss handfuls of Hawaiian sea salt during a blessing for the 568-kilowatt BioReal solar power plant in Kihei on Thursday morning.
The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo
The BioReal solar power…
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Haleakala Telescope Is a Go
The Board of Land and Natural Resources is allowing construction of a 14-story solar telescope planned for Haleakala to proceed.
The board approved the conservation district use permit for the University of Hawaii project last week, according to Deborah Ward, spokeswoman for the Department of Land and Natural Resources.
The $300 million telescope has been embroiled…
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