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The Hawaii Clean Energy InitiativePathway to Energy Independence
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Oil
is the most oil-dependent state in the countryHawaii
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90%of its energy from
Hawaii gets
imported oil
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Importing
41.1 Million Barrelsof oil in 2008
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of power in Hawaii
2,000 MegawattsOil currently provides nearly
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Hawaii exports
7 BILLION$ per year to meet its energy needs
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Average electricity
ratecents/
Kilowatt hour
Hawaii has the highest electricity rates in the nation
Wyoming National Average Hawaii
15
7.5
22.5
0
6.29
10.4
22.19
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The Hawaii Clean Energy Initiativeis setting a pathway to change all that
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70%The Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative
CLEAN ENERGY BY 2030from energy generated locally + conservation
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Solar Ocean GeothermalWind
RICHHawaii is
in renewable energy resources
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Solar Ocean GeothermalWind
RICHHawaii is
in renewable energy resources
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Solar Ocean GeothermalWind
RICHHawaii is
in renewable energy resources
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Solar Ocean GeothermalWind
RICHHawaii is
in renewable energy resources
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Solar Ocean GeothermalWind
RICHHawaii is
in renewable energy resources
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Solar Energy
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Hawaii ranks
THIRDin per-capita photovoltaic generation
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60 Megawattsof power is available from photovoltaic solar energy on military bases in Hawaii
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of power is available from solar photovoltaic panels installed on commercial roofs in Honolulu
BIG MART
16 Megawatts
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Hawaii leads the nation in solar water heating with
80,000 Installed systems
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All new homes in Hawaii are now required to have SOLAR THERMAL PANELS installed
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Wind Energy
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Power currently generated by wind on Maui30 Megawatts:
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9%Supplying
of Maui’s power
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Saving 600 barrels of oil every day!
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Additional power from new wind projects on Maui by 2012
22 Megawatts:
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400 Megawatts:Energy from two proposed wind farms on Molokai and Lanai
That’s 25% of Oahu’s capacity!
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30 Megawatts:Energy from proposed wind farm in Kahuku on Oahu
Supplying electricity to 7,700 homes!
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Estimated wind energy available in all of Hawaii1000 Megawatts:
That’s about HALF of what oil provides right
now
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Ocean EnergyWave & tidal Power
ocean thermal energy conversion
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Hawaii’s powerful waves are renowned worldwide and offer abundant energy potential
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Ocean Energy
Power from wave energy project proposed on the north coast of Maui by Oceanlinx
Floating Platform
Sub Station
Undersea cable
2.7 Megawatts:
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Ocean Energy
Floating Platform
1. Wave motion compresses air
2. that turns a turbine
3. which generates electricity
How it Works:
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Ocean Energy
4. An undersea cable carries electricity to shore
Undersea cable
Sub Station
Floating Platform
How it Works:
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Ocean EnergyOcean Thermal Energy ConversionUsing cold seawater to cool buildings in downtown Honolulu
Barrels of oil per year
178,000Saving
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GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
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Geothermal power currently generated by Ormat on the Big Island
30 Megawatts:
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The power grids for each island are currently separate and disconnected
BUT!
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Undersea cables are needed to connect the islands’ grids
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Solar OceanWind
are only part of the solution
RenewableEnergy Resources
GeothermalWednesday, March 17, 2010
Conservation is also key
Ener
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onsu
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20302010Wednesday, March 17, 2010
40% of Hawaii’s energyis used to power buildings
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Using energy more efficiently, switching to CFLs and energy efficient appliances can make an impact
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60% of our energy is used for transportation
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Conserving on the road
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Hawaii is partnering with Better Place to put
3,000 electric cars on Hawaii’s roads by 2010
and 50,000 by 2015
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There are incentives to conserving and becoming more energy efficient
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are available for installing solar energy systems
Tax CreditsGenerous state and federal
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Renewable energy feed-in tariffWould allow homeowners and businesses to sell power they generate to Hawaii’s utilities at higher than market rates
Power Out
$ In
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Becoming more efficient and generating our own energy has its challenges
EnergyIndependence
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But consider the benefits...
Energy independence
It’s up to us.
Our $ stay in state
Hawaii becomes a leader in clean energy - therein creating new markets and opportunities
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Where to Learn More
www.hawaiicleanenergyinitiative.org
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