10-24-2007, 04:52 AM
At some point in time higher electrical bills will force Big Island residents to consider Geothermal options once again..
I find it interesting when HELCO is using renewable your electric bill does NOT go down. They charge the same as they do when using diesel, bunker etc.
The windmills at Southpoint is blowing so strong and making so much electricity that the old electric lines cannot keep up that HELCO has had to reduce the electricity it is producing. Wouldn’t one think they would put in bigger lines that can accommodate the electricity produced and start eliminating the use of fossil fuel? Oh and also start reducing the cost of electricity.
I find it interesting when HELCO is using renewable your electric bill does NOT go down. They charge the same as they do when using diesel, bunker etc.
The windmills at Southpoint is blowing so strong and making so much electricity that the old electric lines cannot keep up that HELCO has had to reduce the electricity it is producing. Wouldn’t one think they would put in bigger lines that can accommodate the electricity produced and start eliminating the use of fossil fuel? Oh and also start reducing the cost of electricity.