The University of Hawai‘i at Manoa Hawai‘i
Energy Policy Forum is a unique experiment in collaborative
energy planning and policy making. It includes representatives
from business, government, and the community. The intent is
to incorporate many different perspectives and the broadest
possible experience into the design of a flexible, forward-looking
energy strategy. more
Current
News
Photos from the Hawaii Energy Policy Forum's March 7, 2008 General Membership Meeting. From left to right: Director of DBEDT, Ted Liu, briefs the Forum on the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative; Rep. Morita briefs the Forum on the current status of energy bills; Bill Parks, USDOE, briefs the Forum on the Hawaii Clean Energy Intiative.
Meetings:
March 7, 2008
January 17, 2008
Energy Briefings:
Hawaii's Clean Energy Initiative 2008
Legislative Briefing 2008
Public/Private Strategies to Promote Commercialization of Renewable Energy Technologies 2007
Chairman Peterson Briefing 2007
Recent Items:
Hawaii's Climate Crisis Press Release:"Hawaii's Inconvenient Truth," relating to moving our community to energy independence; in co-sponsorship with HECO, the documentary will be aired on KHON Channel 2 on Tues day, January 15 at 9pm (after American Idol).
Obstacles in Hawaii's Laws to Implementation of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Resources (Appendix): Carl Freedman, December 2007
Omnibus Press Release, December 20, 2007:
Inouye and Akaka Say Omnibus Funding Bill Provides $845 Million for Hawaii-Related Projects
Energy Efficiency in Transportation Strategy: References, Meetings and Updates
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