Hawaii, every mention

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▶ 31:21 Cindy Taff You know, a lot of it's in the western U.S., you have it in Hawaii, you have it in Alaska, and of course you have it overseas.

▶ 1:02 Lara Pierpoint Unfortunately, Captura already had equipment en route to Norway, and the facility they'd found as a backup was in Hawaii, half a world away. 3 times in the scene
▶ 18:25 Lara Pierpoint So originally you were planning to build this project with Equinor in Norway, but you wound up in Hawaii. 6 times in the scene
▶ 23:03 Steve Oldham Yeah, it was very stressful, um, because of course the customer had flown all the way out to Hawaii for the demonstration, and we backed ourselves that we would get it running in time. 2 times in the scene

▶ 5:08 Lara Pierpoint Net metering policies, which allow solar customers to sell excess electricity back to the grid at retail rates, were being overhauled in key markets like Hawaii and California.

▶ 39:24 Jigar Shah This happened in 2015 in Hawaii when we, like, you know, basically, like, converted all of the net metering.

▶ 11:42 Jen Downing Examples here would be, you know, Swell has a battery VPP in Hawaii that's made up of thousands of behind-the-meter batteries.

▶ 24:29 Michelle Davis But when you, you know, when you think about the sort of the scale of, of how VPPs could contribute, at least when you think about solar plus storage systems and VPPs, just the amount of batteries that are available in, in any given state,…

▶ 53:15 Katherine Hamilton Other, other leaders on that committee are Maisie Hirono from Hawaii, and Angus King, an independent from Maine, um,

▶ 4:30 Stephen Lacey Finally, Hawaii's difficult transition away from coal. 2 times in the scene
▶ 38:24 Stephen Lacey Overshadowed another big energy story in Hawaii. 10 times in the scene
▶ 1:01:37 Julian Spector It's happening from, from Hawaii to Massachusetts, in other words. 2 times in the scene

▶ 28:45 Stephen Lacey It's got another two gigawatts in development or under construction, and with a growing team of nearly 450 team members and projects from Maine to Hawaii, the company is making decarbonization easy and accessible for generations to come.

▶ 22:00 Julian Spector Um, I was just in Hawaii where they, they shut down the last coal plant, and that was dictated by a law specifically to end the use of coal, uh, and there wasn't sort of a, an asterisk around, and make sure all the solar plants have been…

▶ 13:58 Michael Grunwald They, but they got seven million dollars to grow seaweed in Hawaii, and in fact, uh, Danone was one of their big investors, and I think that's really exciting.

▶ 0:07 Stephen Lacey Julian Spector, reporter at Canary Media, you went to Hawaii recently. 4 times in the scene
▶ 2:46 Stephen Lacey The Hawaiian Islands collectively get 60% of electricity from burning imported oil or diesel. 7 times in the scene
▶ 6:17 Julian Spector But Hawaii doesn't have that natural gas to lean on. 5 times in the scene
▶ 8:44 Stephen Lacey Jay's a regulator at Hawaii's Public Utilities Commission, and he knows a lot about renewable energy. 5 times in the scene
▶ 12:25 Stephen Lacey This is a particularly sensitive issue in a place like Hawaii, where locals are wary of outside developers.
▶ 15:50 Stephen Lacey So what are the different solutions that Hawaii has right now in front of it? 2 times in the scene
▶ 17:12 Stephen Lacey So we're at a point in Hawaii where this doesn't work without batteries. 7 times in the scene

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