Hawaii’s Return to Gas Puts Energy Reliability in the Spotlight
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Hawaii plans to transition to low-emission energy sources by 2045, but will initially rely on importing liquefied natural gas, highlighting the state's energy reliability concerns and high electricity rates.
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Hawaii has a plan to generate all of its energy from low-emission sources by 2045. It is a bold plan, as the state’s administration admits, and it is also a plan that will see Hawaii start importing liquefied natural gas. Hawaiians pay the highest electricity rates in the United States. They pay even more than Californians, who also have an administration with significant ambitions in the net-zero transition. With Hawaii, however, the reasons for the high rates include its geographical isolation, which makes it necessary to ship fuel oil…
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