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Hawaiian Electric signs 30-year PPA with Kalaeloa for 208 MW firm capacity
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Hawaiian Electric signs 30-year PPA with Kalaeloa for 208 MW firm capacity
  • Hawaiian Electric, a HEI unit, signed a new 30-year power purchase agreement with Kalaeloa Partners on July 27, 2026.
  • Contract covers 208 MW of firm capacity starting at commercial operation, replacing an existing arrangement expected to end in early 2033.
  • Fixed capacity charge set at $93/kW-year, down from $100/kW-year under the current agreement for the same 208 MW.
  • Operations and maintenance pricing reset to a $0.004/kWh variable charge, a $96/kW-year fixed charge, both indexed to GDPIPD.
  • Effectiveness hinges on Hawaii PUC sign-off; either party can walk if approval timelines lapse or the request is denied.


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