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February 2012 Blog Posts (13)
Is Natural Gas A New Energy Source For Hawaii?
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Hawaii Asks Some Big Questions About Solar Penetration
reposted from greentechmedia.com
A misplaced decimal kicks off a controversy on the cost of distributed generation.
HERMAN K. TRABISH: FEBRUARY 13, 2012
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Hawaii selects Medicity for medical record network
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Grid Reform
reposted from honoluluweekly.com
by: M.K.
In order for Hawaii to reach the Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) of 40 percent renewable energy by 2030, big changes must be made. A number of bills proposed this year seek to knock Hawaii Electric Industries (HEI) off of its energy monopolizing pedestal.
HB2400, which was heard Thursday, Feb. 2 by the House Committee…
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St. Francis Healthcare seeks $80 million bond
reposted from hawaiinewsnow.com
By Brooks Baehr
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – St. Francis Healthcare Systems of Hawaii, which sold the now defunct Hawaii Medical Centers in 2007, is asking lawmakers to approve an $80 million special purpose revenue bond because it may want to use the money to reopen the two Oahu…
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Hawaii's healthy bounty includes avocados
reposted from westhawaiitoday.com
BY DIANA DUFF | SPECIAL TO WEST HAWAII TODAY
Growing healthy food in Hawaii is not hard. Many of the fruit and nut trees that grow easily in our state have numerous health benefits and are valuable sources…
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High tea for a high price
This is tea time like none other.
People are talking about Big Island Tea like they normally would a bottle of wine. It's no wonder, either. This certain type of tea, hailing from Hawaii, is actually more expensive than most bottles of Pinot Noir. The seemingly record-breaking price…
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Hawaii to use wind power to go green by 2030
reposted from digitaljournal.com
Hawaii's government is turning to wind power in order to cut down on pollution. Although the idyllic destination already has great wind resources, the plan is part of a state goal to obtain at least 70 per cent of energy needs from renewable resources.
The intent of this goal is to be met by …
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Honolulu Seawater Air Conditioning gets project easement
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Castle Medical Center gets thousands for going green
Castle Medical Center spent more than 2 million dollars to "go green"...and is now getting some of that money back.
Hawaii energy presented a check to castle…
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KHON Be Green 2: Smart Grid technology
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Hawaii Farms to Receive $285,930 in Rural Development Grants
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REPORT FROM HAWAII'S CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION - WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded grants to five Hawaii farms totaling $285,930 today, Senator…
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Hawaii Gets 'EV Ready'
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Hawaii is the most oil dependent state in the nation with more than 95 percent of its energy supplied by imported fossil fuels. Gas and electricity prices are also far above the national average. To increase its energy independence, Hawaii is revving up its state electric vehicle program, “…
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