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Hawaii Clean Energy Advancement

Hawaii Clean Energy Advancement. Moving Forward – Hawaii Thought Leaders Conference Halekulani Hotel January 10, 2014 Presented by Richard Lim, Director. Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism http://energy.hawaii.gov. Most Isolated Population Center on Earth.

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Hawaii Clean Energy Advancement

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  1. Hawaii Clean Energy Advancement Moving Forward – Hawaii Thought Leaders Conference Halekulani Hotel January 10, 2014 Presented by Richard Lim, Director Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism http://energy.hawaii.gov

  2. Most Isolated Population Center on Earth Russia: 5,312 mi Canada: 3,550 mi Alaska: 3,022 mi China: 5,251 mi U.S. Mainland: 2,471 mi Japan: 4,036 mi Taiwan: 5,285 mi Mexico: 3,397 mi Hawaii Costa Rica: 4,822 mi Colombia: 5,551 mi Ecuador: 5,450 mi Fiji: 3,157 mi Indonesia: 6,276 mi Australia: 5,205 mi Chile: 6,698 mi Papua New Guinea: 4,492 mi New Zealand: 4,613 mi

  3. Hawaii’s Energy Landscape • The State’s unique energy situation • Vulnerability and opportunity

  4. Energy Costs as a Percent of GDP Unpredictable energy costs greatly impact Hawaii’s economy

  5. U.S. vs Hawaii Electricity Prices Hawaii’s electricity prices are over 3 times higher than the US average Retail Electricity Prices-All Sectors (¢/kWh) 5

  6. Hawaii Renewable Energy Potential (GWh) KauaiDemand RE Potential OahuDemand RE Potential MolokaiDemand RE Potential LanaiDemand RE Potential MauiDemand RE Potential HawaiiDemand RE Potential

  7. ScorecardCombined Renewable and Energy Efficiency Performance Hawaii met its 2010 RPS/EEPS goal of 10% clean energy, with 20% clean energy, which has since increased to 28% in 2012 Source: Renewable Portfolio Standards Status Reports, 2007-2012 (Hawaii Public Utilities Commission)

  8. Progress Compared to Other US States 1stEnergy Savings Performance Contracting per Capita 2ndGrid-Connected PV Cumulative Installed Capacity 2nd Solar Photovoltaic Capacity Installed per Capita 2ndRenewable Energy Attractiveness Indices for all renewable energy technologies 2ndClean Energy/Clean Transportation Jobs

  9. Hawaii’s Energy Policy • Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative • Clean Energy Vision • Energy Policy Directives

  10. Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative 30% reduction 15,000 4300 GWh Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard 10,000 ≈ 4000 GWh Total Gigawatt-hours per year 40% clean generation* 5000 Renewable Portfolio Standard Enacted in 2008, the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative (HCEI) is leading the way in relieving our dependence on oil by setting goals and a roadmap to achieve 70% clean energy by 2030 2008 2020 2030 * 40% calculated on remaining demand

  11. State’s Clean Energy Vision Renewable Future Going beyond HCEI Integrated Modern Grid Interconnected smart grid infrastructure connecting our islands Transitional Alternate Fuels Alternate fuels as a bridge to renewables and sustainable transportation

  12. Five Pillars of Hawaii State Energy Policy Directives • Diversify our energy portfolio: geothermal, solar, wind, hydro, bioenergy and biomass • Connect, integrate and modernize our island grids • Balance technical, economic, environmental and cultural considerations • Leverage our position as a test bed to launch energy innovations • Allow the market to pick winners

  13. Clean Energy Future Nothing can stop us except ourselves

  14. Mahalo Hawaii State Department of Business Economic Development & Tourism http://energy.hawaii.gov

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