07-18-2015, 05:57 AM
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Originally posted by leilanidude
From the article:
"Solar Hub filed for the permits for the project in 2012 and contracted with Hawaii Electric Light Co. to sell the electricity at 23.6 cents per killowatt hour."
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That should be the reason why not to allow it. That price does nothing to lower the consumer's cost of electricity in Hawaii.
Why should you have a say and why should you get to benefit.
I didn't get anything when you moved in or built your house.
It would be poetic justic, if the local residents manage to stop the development, the company sells to some methheads.