The Hawaii Energy Conference (HEC) attracts energy industry leaders from Hawaii, the Continental U.S., Asia-Pacific and more to exchange ideas on how to better serve our communities in today’s rapidly changing power generation and delivery environment.
LEARN from thought leaders on how to better serve the community in today’s rapidly changing power generation and delivery environment.
CONNECT and collaborate with networking opportunities — forge partnerships to address common issues and concerns
SHOWCASE your products and services and generate new business opportunities through sponsorship and exhibiting.
“There was a clear message of the need for engagement and empowerment in our communities at the 2023 Hawaii Energy Conference. Beginning with our first keynote speaker, youth climate and disability activist Daphne Frias, the conversation addressed equity and inclusion. Many of the panelists in the different energy sectors acknowledged the importance of all voices being heard and included in our energy solutions. This is the most holistic way of moving forward to achieve our goals.”
Jacqui Hoover, HEC Program Committee Chair; Executive Director and COO, Hawaii Island Economic Development Board (HIEDB); and President, Hawaii Leeward Planning
Recent News
Keynote speakers announced for 9th Annual Hawaii Energy Conference
The 9th Annual Hawaii Energy Conference will feature two keynote speakers to headline each of the days of May 10 and 12 as it explores the theme “Electrification: Where are we now? What does the future hold?” The conference will open with Abigail Anthony,...
Hawaii Energy Conference returns virtually to explore Electrification
Amy Myers Jaffe, a research professor at Tuft’s University, boldly declared in the Wall Street Journal, “The electrification of (almost) everything is coming, and we’re just not ready for it.” The 9th Annual Hawaii Energy Conference will explore the theme...
Media Coverage 2020
Maui Economic Development Board, with support of Maui County Office of Economic Development, wrapped up the virtual 2021 Hawaii Energy Conference on June 25. The Conference attracted a record number of participants - 413; 54 speakers and 18 sponsors &/or...