When a double pole is created, the owners of attached equipment (County, State, Charter, Hawaiian Telcom, Lumen, Servpac, AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, etc.) are informed to complete their transfers to the new pole so the old pole can safely be removed. hwnelec.co/qkFo50Xjm5P

12p: ~304 customers without power in the Kaanapali area. 1st responder investigating. This outage is NOT PSPS or Public Safety Power Shutoff. Mahalo for your patience. #MauiOutage

150p Kaanapali update: Power restored to all customers. To report a #MauiOutage please call our 24/7 trouble line at 1-855-304-8181 toll free or go online to hawaiianelectric.com/reportmauicoun…. This outage was NOT PSPS or Public Safety Power Shutoff. Mahalo.

510p: ~515 customers without power in the Haiku area. 1st responder investigating. This outage is NOT PSPS or Public Safety Power Shutoff. Mahalo for your patience. #MauiOutage

710p Haiku update: Power restored to ~435 customers. ~80 customers remain without power as crews continue to safely complete repairs to downed utility pole. Outage due to motor vehicle accident. This outage is NOT PSPS or Public Safety Power Shutoff. Mahalo for your patience.

10p Haiku update: ~80 customers remain without power. Crews will be working through the night to repair a downed utility pole and power lines. Outage due to motor vehicle accident. This outage is NOT PSPS or Public Safety Power Shutoff. Mahalo for your patience. #MauiOutage

When a power outage unexpectedly occurs, you can keep your home and ohana safe by being aware of important electrical safety precautions. Dan Gomes, from our safety team on Hawaii Island, shares quick tips to help you stay safe and prepared when the power goes out.

840a Haiku update: Power restored to all remaining customers at 310a this morning. Outage due to motor vehicle accident. To report a #MauiOutage please call our 24/7 trouble line at 1-855-304-8181 toll free or go online to hawaiianelectric.com/reportmauicoun…. This outage was NOT PSPS or

Applications for our 2026 Summer Internship Program are officially open! In a new blog post, Donica Kaneshiro, one of our communications consultants, shares how a summer internship launched a career for Domonic Vespoli, our maintenance manager. Read: hwnelec.co/KpyI50Xk6Cz

We are accepting applications for our 2026 Summer Internship on a rolling basis and expect to close applications in mid-December. Applicants must be enrolled in an undergraduate/graduate degree program & continue to attend school in the fall semester of 2026. @hwnelectric is an

When the line crew steals your Halloween costume 🙄 All jokes aside, we hope everyone has a safe, fun day of spooky season celebrations, whether you’re dressing up or passing out candy in your neighborhood!

Happy Halloween from our Hawaiian Electric Ohana across our Oahu, Hawaii Island, and Maui County offices! Be sure to stay safe as you celebrate tonight – stay aware of your surroundings, walk safely while crossing streets, and carry glo-sticks or flashlights for visibility!

A message to our power plant workers: Thank you for everything you do and happy National Electric Power Plant Worker Appreciation Day! Our plant workers are the unsung heroes of our company, who do their work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all out of the public eye. Mike

Happy National Electric Power Plant Worker Appreciation Day! Mahalo to our awesome workers at our power plants across the islands, who work 24/7, 365 days a year, to keep the lights on for our customers! Let's go behind the scenes at our Waiau Power Plant on Oahu to see some of

Happy Shaka Sunday from one of our crew members on Oahu! Recently, when a resident notified us that they were having trouble with their power, a couple of our crew members came out to quickly make repairs. Mahalo to our crews for always working to serve our community with aloha,

Over the past month, crews from our Ward, Koolau, and Waiau base yards worked together to enhance the wildfire safety and reliability of service in Hawaii Kai. After clearing vegetation, they installed new equipment such as sparkless fuses and lightning arresters and replaced

Customers facing economic hardship can submit an application to the Hawaii Relief Program for assistance with utility bills. Announced last week by @drjoshgreen, the program is designed to provide support for those facing uncertainty due to the ongoing shutdown of the federal

Customers experiencing financial hardships are reminded that they can take advantage of our interest-free monthly installment plans, for a limited time. Late fees are waived, but customers must pay new energy charges incurred by the stated date in addition to the monthly

A thoughtful and practical way to help family, friends or someone in need with their electric bill is the donation-based Ohana Energy Gift Card program. While not tax deductible, donors can designate a specific amount to be applied to the gift recipient’s electric account.

For more info & to apply, contact Maui Economic Opportunity, Inc.: • Phone: 808-243-4357 • Email: [email protected] • Web: [hwnelec.co/sEjt50Xm79z] hwnelec.co/swwP50Xm79T