Lahaina Energy Partnership: Community Priorities and Technical Assistance Scope of Work

Robin Burton; Evan Rosenlieb; Jennifer Daw; Bethany Speer; Lawryn Kiboma; Jenny Sumner; Aaron Levine; Amanda Farthing; Bryan Palmintier; Ben Polly; Ian Baring-Gould; Mahalia Hunt; Lauryn Rego; Pa'ele Kiakona; Alex de Roode; Hannah Peila; Mariane Torres Belfort Rezende; Ali Andrews; Sofia Luczak; Sebastien Selarque

doi:10.2172/3014985

Lahaina Energy Partnership: Community Priorities and Technical Assistance Scope of Work

Robin Burton
, Evan Rosenlieb
, Jennifer Daw
, Bethany Speer
, Lawryn Kiboma
, Jenny Sumner
, Aaron Levine
, Amanda Farthing
, Bryan Palmintier
, Ben Polly
, Ian Baring-Gould
, Mahalia Hunt
, Lauryn Rego
, Pa'ele Kiakona
, Alex de Roode
, Hannah Peila
, Mariane Torres Belfort Rezende
, Ali Andrews
, Sofia Luczak
, Sebastien Selarque

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Abstract

The Lahaina Energy Partnership (LEP) is an initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) to support energy planning and rebuilding efforts in Hawaii's historic town of Lahaina on Maui as the community recovers from a devastating fire on August 8, 2023, with technical assistance provided by NREL. To inform the scope of technical assistance, NREL has partnered with Hawaii-based community engagement and sustainability-focused organizations to connect with Lahaina residents, business owners to understand the community's energy priorities and vision for the future. This presentation presents a summary of the community's energy priorities and NREL's scope of work for the project, to be completed in early 2027.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	71
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/3014985
State	Published - 2025

NLR Publication Number

NLR/PR-6A20-95542

Keywords

distributed energy resources
hawaii
lahaina
microgrids

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Burton, R., Rosenlieb, E., Daw, J., Speer, B., Kiboma, L., Sumner, J., Levine, A., Farthing, A., Palmintier, B., Polly, B., Baring-Gould, I., Hunt, M., Rego, L., Kiakona, P., de Roode, A., Peila, H., Torres Belfort Rezende, M., Andrews, A., Luczak, S., & Selarque, S. (2025). Lahaina Energy Partnership: Community Priorities and Technical Assistance Scope of Work. https://doi.org/10.2172/3014985

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