Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Fake Emails Plague PUC’s Review of Project
September 4, 2020 By Dave Segal The State Agency Says Questionable Emails Were Received Regarding The Honua Ola Bioenergy Deal The state Public Utilities Commission, which is being pressured to reconsider its decision to terminate the Honua Ola Bioenergy deal on the Big Island, said it has received fake emails supporting the project. Honua Ola is seeking the PUC’s approval to begin operating a...Read MoreHonolulu Star-Advertiser: Aloha PUC Commissioners
We, the workers at the Honua Ola Bioenergy facility, respectfully ask the Public Utilities Commission to think about us before rendering your decision on whether Honua Ola will be allowed to produce clean renewable energy 24/7. Chair Jay Griffin, Commissioner Jennifer Potter, and Commissioner Leo Asuncion, the careers we have spent years training for will vanish without this project. Without...Read MoreHonolulu Star-Advertiser: Island Voices: Biomass: Firm, Reliable and Renewable
Advocates say the Honua Ola Bioenergy plant on Hawaii island can contribute to the area’s energy needs. Read More