06-08-2026, 03:43 PM
(06-08-2026, 06:46 AM)Punatang Wrote: akamai kids accomplished...Technically they haven't been betrayed by the LNG proposal because their agreement was: "..As part of the settlement, Hawaii will develop a roadmap to achieve zero emissions for its ground, sea, and inner island air transportation systems by 2045, the year by which the state was already aiming to become carbon neutral..." https://www.reuters.com/legal/hawaii-agr...024-06-21/
They must not have even fathomed that The Green Regime would possibly betray them, by choosing LNG over renewables for Hawaii's future electric generation needs. Stationary combustion sources produce over 36% of our state's Greenhouse Gas Emmissions. It's huge...
This thread is about electricity costs and generation. Entirely scuttling the 12 or so diesel power plants statewide and starting from scratch just doesn't seem like a feasible plan to me. Instead, powering them by LNG while the infrastructure for renewables is developed sounds more realistic.