Energy discussions about Hawaiʻi often begin with the largest numbers in the system. Aviation fuel, maritime bunkering, and military logistics move large quantities of petroleum through Oʻahu’s ports and fuel infrastructure. Those flows dominate many statistical summaries of the state’s energy system, and they create the impression that the transition … [continued]
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