Renewable Energy Update

April 12, 2012

Main takeaways
Clean energy is a must-do Portfolio approach to renewable energy Still early in considering interisland renewables

The Google Map of Hawaii

In 2008, energy accounted for 13% of Hawaiis Gross State Product

GROSS STATE PRODUCT SPENDING ON ENERGY

$63.8 BILLION $ 8.4 BILLION

Electricity production accounts for 1/3 of Hawaiis fossil fuel use

JET FUEL ELECTRICITY

34% 32%

GASOLINE/ 27% MARINE FUEL OTHER 7%

Clean Energy Goals for Hawaii

Achieve 70% clean energy by 2030
30% energy efficiency 40% renewable energy

Hawaii as model of clean energy economy

Diversify supply to increase security Economic opportunity at all social levels Foster innovation in technology, finance, organization & policy

Create workforce to sustain a clean energy economy

Main takeaways
Clean energy is a must-do Portfolio approach to renewable energy Still early in considering interisland renewables

Current clean energy resources

Kahuku Wind As-available Generation: 30 MW Makila Hydro As-available Generation: 0.5 MW HC&S (Bagasse, Coal, Hydro) Firm Generation: 16 MW HECO CT-1 (Biofuel) Firm Generation: 110 MW H-POWER (Municipal Solid Waste) Firm Generation: 46 MW Lanai Solar (PV) As-available Generation: 1.2 Kapolei Sustainable Energy Park (PV) As-available Generation: 1 MW
As-Available Generation: 11

Wailuku River Hydro MW

MW

Hawi Renewable Development (Wind) As-Available Generation: 10.5 MW Puueo & Waiau (Hydro) As-Available Generation: 3MW

Kaheawa (Wind) As-available Generation: 30 MW

Distributed PV 77 MW

Keahole Solar (Concentrated Solar) As-available Generation: 0.5 MW

Tawhiri (Wind) As-available Generation: 20 MW

Puna Geothermal Venture 8 Firm Generation: 38 MW

Cumulative photovoltaic installation

(Includes NEM, FIT, SIAs & PPAs for the Hawaiian Electric companies)

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New renewable energy under contract or negotiation

Kawailoa 69 MW wind (Oahu) KWP II 21 MW wind (Maui) Sempra 21 MW wind (Maui) Castle & Cooke 200 MW wind (Lanai) PGV 8 MW expansion HELCO Geothermal RFI

H-Power 27 MW expansion Honua 6.6 MW gasification

HNL Airport 8 MW Biodiesel

IC Sunshine 5 MW PV Kalaeloa Solar Two 5 MW PV Kapolei Sustainable Energy 1 MW PV Mililani 20 MW PV Farm Net Energy Metering Feed-In Tariff

OTEC International 100 MW

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Clean Energy Projects (in service, under

construction, awaiting PUC approval, in negotiation* )

1001.48 Megawatts
(includes distributed PV)

* As of 1/7/2012

Kawailoa Wind Interconnection

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Kawailoa Wind Groundbreaking

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Main takeaways
Clean energy is a must-do Portfolio approach to renewable energy Still early in considering interisland renewables

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Interconnecting our islands: key to our energy goals

Renewable Poor Population 907,574*
Oahu
Kauai

Renewable Rich Population 322,992 *

Molokai Maui Lanai Hawaii

Oahu 5 %

Maui County 14 % Hawaii 34 %

Population 173,057 *

* U.S. Census estimate for 2009

Interisland Renewable Energy Network

Phase 1: Undersea cable to deliver renewable energy from neighbor islands to Oahu Phase 2: Connect Oahu and Maui grids Phase 3: Connect to Big Island

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Final Thoughts
We have to get off oil We have to consider all options, not close them off We have to work together across islands as one community

MAHALO!