In Hawaii, energy solutions should be community solutions that ensure resiliency and safety. As Hawaii weighs a proposal from Tokyo-based JERA Co. Inc. to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant and terminal on Oahu — a roughly $2 billion project — with questionable economic benefits, we have now endured yet another intense storm that makes us reflect.
Column: LNG is a detour on inevitable road to solar power
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