Author: honuaolabioenergy

Hawaii Tribune-Herald: Leaders Fail to Act on Diversifying Economy

Nov. 4, 2020 By Mark Hildebrant For decades our leaders have been talking about diversifying our economy, yet their cumulative decisions have left us with an economy that is dependent on 10 million people travelling here yearly in carbon-dioxide factories and overwhelming our roads, neighborhoods and natural resources. New $122,400 taxpayer-funded bureaucrats, central planners picking winners... Read More

Former Hawai‘i Governors Offer Strong Support for Honua Ola Bioenergy

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Former Hawai‘i Governors Offer Strong Support for Honua Ola Bioenergy to Produce Clean Renewable Energy on Hawai‘i Island HONOLULU (October 23, 2020) – Former Hawai‘i governors George Ariyoshi, John Waihe‘e, Ben Cayetano, and Neil Abercrombie have joined together to offer strong support of the Honua Ola Bioenergy facility and are urging the biomass plant be allowed to go... Read More

火奴鲁鲁Star-Advertiser:形式er Governors Support Big Isle Project

23 October 2020 By Dave Segal The Four Onetime Hawaii Leaders Urge Approval of The Honua Ola Bioenergy Project Four former Hawaii governors have thrown their support behind the controversial Honua Ola Bioenergy project, whose fate is under appeal before the state Supreme Court. George Ariyoshi (1974- 1986), John Waihe‘e (1986- 1994), Ben Cayetano (1994-2002) and Neil Abercrombie (2010-2014)... Read More

Biomass and the Synergy Between Renewable Energy & Agriculture

Agriculture in Hawaii is unique, but as with any community, it is critical in regard to the supply of food, raw materials, and economic stability. From coffee to pineapples to sugar, agriculture has always played an instrumental role in our cultural heritage and how Hawaii’s residents earn a living. Today, many people in our state understand the importance of maintaining a robust agricultural... Read More