CleanTechnica discusses Hawaiʻi LNG and renewable electricity policy
The source discusses liquefied natural gas as a temporary replacement for oil, possible generation-cost effects, and Hawaiʻi’s requirement for electric utilities to reach 100% renewable electricity generation by 2045.
CleanTechnica published an analysis on Hawaiʻi’s liquefied natural gas debate. The source says LNG could replace oil for a period.
It also says LNG could potentially lower generation costs and give Hawaiʻi more time to build out renewable electricity.
The source notes that Hawaiʻi law requires electric utilities to reach 100% renewable electricity generation by 2045.