KIUC is making significant progress toward its goal of using renewable resources to generate 100 percent of Kauai’s power by 2033. Review KIUC's most current Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) report to the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission here.
Active In Use |
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| KIUC, Koloa | Solar | 12.0 MW |
| KIUC, Anahola | Solar | 12.0 MW |
| Mahipapa | Biomass | 6.7 MW |
| Ka'ie'ie, Port Allen | Solar | 6.0 MW |
| BBCP, Wainiha/Kalaheo | Hydro | 6.0 MW |
| KIUC, Waiahi | Hydro | 1.5 MW |
| Gay & Robinson, Olokele | Hydro | 7.3 MW |
| KAA, Waimea/Kekaha | Hydro | 1.5 MW |
| Kapaa Solar | Solar | 1.0 MW |
| Tesla Solar + Storage | Solar | 13.0 MW |
| AES Lawai Solar + Storage | Solar | 20.0 MW |
| AES PMRF Solar + Storage | Solar | 14.0 MW |
| MP2, Omao | Solar | 0.3 MW |
| Customer Solar | Solar | 41.4 MW |
Under Development |
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| Additional Solar+Storage Projects | Solar | 78.0 MW |
KIUC has an innovative use for the GE LM2500 Gas Turbine Generator:
While in synchronous condenser mode, renewable energy from the grid keeps the turbine generator spinning, ensuring high reliability while operating the grid at 100% renewable energy on most sunny days without any fuel being consumed!