Hawaii's commitment to renewable energy has reached a new peak with the installation of 1 gigawatt of solar and battery storage capacity. This achievement marks a substantial investment in clean energy infrastructure. However, despite this impressive capacity, the state continues to grapple with its dependence on oil for electricity generation. While the installation of solar and battery infrastructure is a positive step, it is vital to recognize that capacity and actual energy production are two different metrics.
The transition to renewable energy in Hawaii presents several economic implications. For entrepreneurs and businesses, the shift offers opportunities in the renewable energy sector, including installation, maintenance, and energy storage solutions. The
