HEI publishes sustainability report focusing on Hawaiian Electric utility operations
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- HEI released its sustainability report, shifting disclosures toward operating utility Hawaiian Electric following divestment of most non-utility assets.
- System renewable portfolio standard reached 37% in 2025, with total generation mix still dominated by petroleum at 63.2%.
- Public Utilities Commission backed an expanded 2025-2027 Wildfire Safety Strategy expected to cost about $450 million, with about two-thirds earmarked for capital upgrades.
- Preliminary total greenhouse gas emissions across all scopes were 6.68 million metric tons CO2e in 2025, with Scope 1 emissions of 4.4 million metric tons CO2e.
- Typical residential bills for 500 kWh were listed at $195.09 on O'ahu, $214.93 on Hawai'i Island, $207.46 on Maui, $229.13 on Moloka'i, $250.64 on Lāna'i.
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