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Hippie’s Dream
October 6, 2011 In the newest installment of “Make Love, Not War,” the U.S. military has ordered a billion dollars worth of solar panel installations. more »»
The Ideal Investment
January 6, 2011 It used to be common knowledge that solar is too expensive for the normal household and only the domain of space scientists and tree-huggers. Well, the ’70s are long gone. more »»
Vote for the Clean Energy Dream Team
October 28, 2010 There is a frightening abyss between the people and government. I never experienced it more than in the last few days. more »»
Vote for Clean Energy
October 21, 2010 It is a great time to develop clean energy projects on Maui. There is a broad public consensus that we need to get away from oil and most candidates have clean energy as part of their platform. more »»
Lessons from Solar Germany
October 7, 2010 When I recently returned to my fatherland for an extended visit, I was on a mission to discover what technologies and policies Germany had developed that could guide Maui’s path to clean energy. more »»
The Copenhagen Fools
January 7, 2010 It was cold in Copenhagen during the United Nations Climate Change Conference last month. more »»
Life Savings
December 31, 2009 The latest numbers from climate researchers outline a clear message. more »»
The Hydrogen Option
October 22, 2009 Thanks to the feed-in tariff (FIT) described last week, Hawai‘i will see more wind and solar energy technology installed in the next years. more »»
A Good FIT for Hawai‘i
October 15, 2009 The doors are opening to a clean energy future in Hawai‘i. On Sept. more »»
The NegaWatt Plant
October 8, 2009 Maui visitor Amory Lovins, America’s energy guru since the 1970s, coined the term “NegaWatt” to describe the energy earned from not using it. more »»
The Belly of the Beast
October 1, 2009 Most days we don’t think much about our energy sources. We fill our cars and drive; we flip a switch and the lights come on. more »»
A Plan for Maui
September 24, 2009 The Maui County Energy Alliance (MCEA) put together a team of 93 experts to draft a vision and concrete action steps to achieve Maui County Mayor Charmaine Tavares’ great goal of a 95 percent... more »»
Maui County Energy Expo
September 3, 2009 The clean energy event of the year happens next week, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 10 and 11, at the Grand Waile. more »»
Here and Now
August 27, 2009 Unfortunately, it turns out that global warming is real. Glaciers are melting, Antarctica and Greenland’s ice shelves are shrinking and the North Pole will be ice-free in just a few years. more »»
Cheap Enlightenment
August 20, 2009 Compact fluorescent lightbulbs (CFLs) have come of age within the last two years. They look good, save electricity, last longer than standard light bulbs and pay for themselves in two months. more »»
Voluntary Recession
August 6, 2009 Although we are experiencing a recession and the world economy is seemingly headed for disaster, one hope remains. That hope is the clean energy economy. more »»
What Can You Do?
July 30, 2009 Kihei Energy Consultant Willy Bennett calls his photovoltaic (PV) system the best savings account he ever had. A PV system is a set of blue or black panels that make electricity. His system is 2. more »»
The 100 Percent Solution
July 23, 2009 Can we switch Maui completely away from oil, considering that wind and sun energies are variable and not always available? Like almost no other place on the planet, we are in the fortunate situation... more »»
Dollars and Sense
July 14, 2009 Every day, $1 million goes up in smoke to make electricity for Maui. That’s what Maui Electric Company (MECO) spends to purchase diesel and oil. more »» Kitten Adoption May 17, 2013 9th Life Hawai‘i, Maui’s only no kill Cat Rescue and Sanctuary has rescued more than 100 orphan kittens some as little as three ounces. They are ready for new homes. They have been hand raised and are extremely affectionate. All sizes, colors, long and short hair. Some with blue eyes. more » Community Calendar |
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