KIUC’s electric generation fleet is capable of producing up to 235.9 megawatts (MW) of electricity with all conventional and renewable generation sources combined. The average on KIUC’s system is about 50 megawatts. The cooperative is committed to making energy more affordable by reducing its dependence on fossil fuels and increasing its use of renewable energy sources. KIUC’s strategic plan calls for generating 70 percent of its power from renewables by 2030.
Generation Assets
| Location | Fuel | Capacity | |
|---|---|---|---|
| KIUC | Port Allen | Fossil | 83.0 MW |
| Kapaia | Fossil | 27.5 MW | |
| Waiahi | Hydro | 1.5 MW | |
| KRS1 (Anahola) | Solar | 12.0 MW | |
| KRS 2 (Koloa) | Solar | 12.0 MW | |
| Mahipapa | Koloa | Wood | 6.7 MW |
| McBryde Resources | Wainiha | Hydro | 4.0 MW |
| Kalaheo | Hydro | 2.0 MW | |
| Port Allen | Solar | 6.0 MW | |
| Dominion Solar / Tesla | Kapaia | Solar | 13.0 MW |
| Kapaia | BESS | 13.0 MW / 52.0 MWh | |
| AES | Lawai | Solar | 20.0 MW |
| Lawai | BESS | 20.0 MW / 100.0 MWh | |
| PMRF | Solar | 14.0 MW | |
| PMRF | BESS | 14.0 MW / 70.0 MWh | |
| Gay & Robinson | Kaumakani | Hydro | 7.25 MW |
| ADC | Waiawa | Hydro | 0.5 MW |
| Waimea | Hydro | 1.0 MW | |
| Independent Power Producer | Kapaa | Solar | 1.0 MW |