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ProMarket and the Consumer Welfare Standard: Output increase is not sufficient to increase welfare. Allocation, aka distribution, matters.

A rather mysterious case.

During a three-day site visit, members of the Senate Ways and Means Committee were met by state officials and community members who delivered presentations on their plans for a range of both Governor’s and Senate priorities, including: economic and workforce development, investments in infrastructure, and the coalescing of a food innovation network. The group also discussed the future of Kahoʻolawe and Kalaupapa.

A study commissioned by Hawaiian Electric highlights the need for significant technological advancements, particularly in sustainable fuels and carbon-capture, to achieve full decarbonization in Hawai‘i within the next by 2045.

Some industries, especially transportation, face unique challenges in weaning off fossil fuels.

New study explores what it would take for Hawaii to achieve a zero-carbon economy by 2045 Success requires contributions from every individual and every industry ...

Some say the technology is still too expensive.

Disposable Everything, AJJ's 10th album, is a near-masterpiece full of clear-eyed songs about growing older, wiser and more cynical. Read our review:

Hawaiʻi officials said the state has a good shot at securing the funding to build hydrogen infrastructure. Mark Glick, head of the Hawaiʻi State Energy Office, shared what the plan entails.

Hawai‘i State Energy Office leads broad consortium to obtain federal support for regional clean hydrogen hub