Federal officials are seeking information and proposals that could help Hawaii achieve its 100 percent renewable mandate.

Hawaii Gas, Hu Honua and others question the timing of the utility’s moves since its proposed merger with NextEra.

The plan is contingent on NextEra merger approval. Gov. Ige opposes that deal, and use of LNG as a “bridge” to renewable future.

Hawaiian Electric Co. tells a new solar suitor it’s open to talking about the three SunEdison projects, but wants bankruptcy risks addressed.

Hawaii’s long-term gamble on oil has cost residents plenty, but more recently it has been paying off. We decided to find out how much.

A risk analysis by the sustainable investment firm Ulupono projects that switching to LNG could save Hawaii at least $7.3 billion over 15 years.

A study commissioned by Maui County calls for alternatives to for-profit ownership of the electric utility.

The substantial drop in oil prices has complicated NextEra’s bid for Hawaiian Electric, and could make it harder for Hawaii to accept the company.

An audit questions whether city officials were duped into paying far more than they should have to run Honolulu’s waste-to-energy facility.

Regulators begin questioning NextEra and Hawaiian Electric about the largest proposed acquisition in Hawaii’s history.