Power restored to 13,000 customers in east Honolulu, but some say outage points to bigger problem... 

How much infrastructure money has been embezzled in Hawaii?

Since Jan 1, 2024, Hawaii Kai has had more than 10 outages. Ridiculous! Preventative maintenance vs restoration repairs….. preventative please!

Years ago, they turned down HECO's request to build an alternate circuit to Hkai. This is the result.

Yup it’s happening a lot lately

Might be time to consider East Oahu establishing a power company of its own. Many places in the world have smaller electric cooperatives that are effective and affordable.

Heres how you do it: Invest in a backup generator/battery system in your home. It can be solar/LNG and it'll keep the lights on when the power company screws around..

It's the wind up on the ridges. How are you going to cut those trees?

This is why I live off the grid. I trust my off grid power.

Hawaiian Electric Industries' CEO is Scott W. Seu, appointed in Jan 2022, has a tenure of 2.25 years. total yearly compensation is $6.42M, comprised of 14.9% salary and 85.1% bonuses, including company stock and options. directly owns 0.055% of the company's shares, worth $671.27K.

I bet those houses cost $2.5million +.

It baffles me that this gets so much news coverage. It’s a power outage. Same as anywhere else on the island or in the state and you never hear about those. How’s about be patient and wait for them to restore it.

Auwe…

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