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Hawaii Seeks Diverse Energy Roots Beyond Oil
Hawaii eyes geothermal, solar, biomass and wind to cut oil costs. Geothermal drilling at Kilauea gains permission as 24 wells near, while solar heaters reach 15,000 sites and biomass power feeds refineries. Researchers evaluate macadamia shells and pineapple waste plus wave energy and thermal contrasts. Nuclear energy remains only under consideration in Hawaii.
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Vokwer
United States
Hawaii Island
John Shupe
John Shupe, Chairm of the Governor’s Advisory
Kilauea
Shupe
Islands
Energy Research Coordinat
University of Hawaii
Nu Energy Institute