HECO urges customers to do their part as utility company prepares for Nolo
After aiding Kauai recovery, Hawaiian Electric prepares for Tropical Storm Nolo and coordinates with officials for safety.
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After aiding Kauai recovery, Hawaiian Electric prepares for Tropical Storm Nolo and coordinates with officials for safety.
Hawaiian Electric tells us with most of the work following Hurricanes Lowell and Lala completed on Oahu and Hawaii Island, HECO crews are shifting focus to assist with recovery eff...
Hawaiian Electric is monitoring the potential development of another tropical storm that may threaten the state while also continuing to support the Kauaʻi Island Utility Coopera...
Kaua‘i Island Utility Cooperative was able to restore 466 members in ‘Ele‘ele and Hanapēpē on Tuesday, while damage assessment crews conducted an initial...
Hawaiian Electric has started the process of restoring power to West Maui customers at 11:30 a.m. Company representatives note that this is done in phases. The public can track pro...
The Hawaiʻi Public Utilities Commission (PUC) will hold a public hearing Friday, Oct. 2, at 6 p.m. It will focus on HECO’s proposal to increase its combined annual revenue...
With most of the restoration work following Hurricanes Lowell and Lala completed on Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island, Hawaiian Electric is shifting focus to assist with recovery efforts...
As of 11:30 a.m., Hawaiian Electric crews worked to restore power to about 30 customers in the Lower Puna area.
Hawaii residents face potential electric bill hikes of $11-$15 monthly if the PUC approves Hawaiian Electric's new rebasing proposal.
Hawaiian Electric Co., which is being supported by 50 utility workers from Southern California Edison, said Wednesday evening it reached a major milestone on Hawaii island with the...
Hawaiian Electric said today it has completed repairs to its electric systems across Hawaii island that were damaged Aug. 15 and 16 by Hurricane Lala.
The state Public Utilities Commission is gathering public input on an application by Hawaiian Electric to raise base rates over the next two years, and comments including oppositio...
The company is maintaining a 24-hour watch on Nolo’s path in order to position crews and equipment in areas most likely to be affected. Crews that were helping Kauaʻi Island Uti...
Hawaiian Electric said about 440 customers remained without electricity this morning in the aftermath of Hurricane Lowell.
Hawaiian Electric Co., which is being supported by 50 utility workers from Southern California Edison, said this evening it reached a major milestone on Hawaii island with the succ...
UPDATE: 7 p.m.
We catch up with Hawaiian Electric Company again about any last-minute preparations, as potential impacts from Nolo could be felt later Friday.
As part of ongoing efforts to harden the electrical grid and reduce wildfire risk on Molokaʻi, Hawaiian Electric crews will begin its first targeted area of replacing existing cop...
KauaК»i Island Utility Cooperative is reporting 90% of its 36,000-plus customers is without power as of 6:40 a.m. As of 6:30 a.m., approximately 21,000 customers on OК»ahu ar...
Approximately 99.4% of impacted customers on HawaiÊ»i Island have been restored since Hurricane Lala battered the state with high winds and heavy rainfall.Â
As Hurricane Nolo tracks slowly westward, Hawaiian Electric crews, contractors and support staff remain ready to respond as conditions allow. With rainfall, flash flooding, thunder...
The state Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is holding public meetings across the state to discuss Hawaiian Electric’s recent storm-related outages and impacts. Residents will have...
Following repairs to a key transmission line serving the Kaʻū district, crews restored service to PÄhala Wednesday night and Kaʻū Hospital on Thursday.
Hawaiian Electric’s customers are paying more for electricity because of higher fuel costs, and now Hawaiian Electric is asking the state Public Utilities Commission for a further...
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