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Where Does Hawaii Stand on Renewable Energy? | Insights on PBS Hawai'i
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- Geothermal, photovoltaic, wind and deep ocean thermal energy are all available sources of alternative energy for Hawaii. They're even spotlighted in Hawaii's Clean Energy Initiative that sets a goal of 70 percent clean energy generation by 2030. Where do we stand in developing these alternative forms of energy Are we making progress toward being less dependent on fossil fuel. Moderator Malia Mattoch will ask, "Where does Hawaii stand on renewable energy?"
- Display date:
- 08/02/2014
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- PBS Hawai'i Videos
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- PBS Hawai'i
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