The Maui County Office of Economic Development and the Maui Economic Development Board wrapped up a successful 2017 Maui Energy Conference on Friday, March 24 with record-breaking attendance. The Conference attracted 380 participants, 50 speakers and 26 sponsors &/or exhibitors from Hawaii, the Mainland U.S.,Japan, Germany and Spain.
Below is a list of articles published by the press.
DURING AND POST-CONFERENCE
Maui Energy Conference reports record-breaking attendance this year – Pacific Business News
Why Hawaii Must Become More Energy Resilient – Honolulu Civil Beat
2017 Maui Energy Conference: Discussing Hawaii’s Transition to a Clean Energy Economy – Medium.com
Panelist: ‘Food, water and energy must all intersect in agriculture’ – The Maui News
Maui Energy Conference: ‘What Type Of Place Are We Trying To Create?’ – Honolulu Civil Beat
Excitement at Maui Energy Conference – Ililani Media
All Things Energy: The trend towards resilience and sustainability – Lahaina News
Molokai could be first Hawaiian Island to achieve 100% clean energy – Pacific Business News
A&B map shows possible uses for fallow sugar fields – Maui News
PRE-CONFERENCE
DC energy firm sending execs to Maui conference – Pacific Business News
Fourth Maui Energy Conference is Around the Corner – Ililana Media
Countdown to 2017 Maui Energy Conference – Maui Now
Creating, maintaining great environments is focus of energy forum – Maui News
2017 Maui Energy Conference investigates energy systems through the prism of resilience – Utility Dive
Keynote speakers bring new verve to 2017 Maui Energy Conference – Lahaina News
Maui Energy Conference set for March – Ho’olu (UH Maui News)
Keynotes Announced for 2017 Maui Energy Conference – Maui Now
Lineup announced for 2017 Maui Energy Conference – Lahaina News
2017 Maui Energy Conference Mar 22-24 – Maui Now
Energy Conference Planned – Maui News
Conference to discuss issue of nuclear power in Hawaii – Pacific Business News