Blue Planet Energy
Energy storage company Blue Planet Energy is focused on energy independence and sustainability.
It was founded in 2015 by Henk Rogers, who acquired the rights to Tetris in the 1980s.
It s part of Hawaii s climate change initiatives and hopes to make renewable energy more accessible.
This article is part of a series focused on American cities building a better tomorrow called Advancing Cities.
Residents and businesses in Hawaii pay more for energy than just about anywhere else in the country. Honolulu-based Blue Planet Energy is one organization that s attempting to ease that energy burden.
Blue Planet Energy has created an energy storage system to encourage energy independence and broaden the use of renewable power. The company has about 25 employees and a network of more than 250 certified dealers that have installed thousands of its energy storage products.
Honolulu-based energy storage company Blue Planet Energy hopes to bring sustainable, renewable power to Hawaii
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With the proposal of a set of solar arrays in Shutesbury, totaling 190 acres, two undeniable truths have come into play. The first is that renewable energy is on the rise and our community and country will be better for it. The second is that there are those who will vocalize concerns about this transition, as we’ve seen in recent letters in the Gazette. Here is why we must embrace the first in the face of the second.