For Hawai‘i’s future
Accelerating clean growth and innovation
Growth in renewables and energy storage is core to AES’ strategy.
For the people of AES Hawai‘i
Our team is striving for the greatest possible impact to support Hawai‘i’s energy future
For Hawai‘i’s communities
Partnering with communities for the future of energy
We commit to strengthening positive impact through socioeconomic and environmental partnerships that improve lives today and in the future.
Our featured projects
Since 1992, AES Hawaiʻi has provided low-cost energy to the islands, serving as a partner with Hawaiian Electric and the Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative to provide the energy and infrastructure solutions Hawaiʻi needs. Across the Hawaiian Islands, we’re helping the state to accelerate its transition to a 100% renewable energy future with facilities that provide more than 360 MW of clean energy by safely harnessing the natural power all around us.
We continue to look for new opportunities to help Hawaiʻi realize a greener future and greater diversity in its energy portfolio to meet our islands’ energy needs. AES Hawaiʻi is committed to helping Hawai'i attain its long-term clean energy goals and build a brighter, more sustainable future for the next generation.
Our sustainability goals
With our 11 projects currently in operation or under development, AES Hawai‘i is benefiting our environment, including:
Offsetting in excess of 29 million barrels of fossil fuel over the projects’ lifecycle
Serving 152,000 homes with clean, renewable energy over the projects’ lifecycle
Contributing to the reduction of 445,000 metric tons of CO2 annually
Creating more than 1,400 local jobs
Providing over 360 MW and 9.5% of Hawaiʻi's renewable portfolio standard
Pro-forma based on annual generation in MWh from the portfolio as of, or expected by, the relevant date, adjusted for: (i) (+) generation from new assets added to the portfolio; and (ii) (-) actual generation from announced asset sales or retirements
*With our portfolio evolution and shutdowns, we anticipate a reduction of approximately 25% of all of our scope 1 emissions by 2025, compared to a base year of 2016.