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Community Benefits for CIP Generating Station
Project
Hawaiian Electric proposed a Community Benefits
package as part of its
overall plan to develop its Campbell Industrial Park (CIP) Generating
Station Project.
The CIP generator, which will run on
biofuels, will add approximately 110 megawatts (MW) of peaking
generating capacity on Hawaiian Electric’s system in order to meet the
existing demand and forecasted future system load growth on the
The Community Benefits package was the culmination of a long process that included discussions with community advocates and leaders from areas potentially impacted by the new unit.
Beginning
in the summer of 2004, Hawaiian Electric began discussing plans for the
new unit with neighboring communities.
Meetings with individuals and various
community and business groups focused on describing the energy situation
on As a result of these community meetings and dialogue and filings with the Public Utilities Commission, a set of Community Benefits was approved. The Community Benefits package consists of:
This website was developed to share the Air Quality Monitoring information we are gathering as part of this community benefits package. |