Subject: mischievous

From: "Stephanie K. Cooley" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 13:53:00 -0800

Hawaii has the highest electricity rates in the nation, so it's no wonder customers are looking for ways to cut their costs. Postmaster: Send address changes to Star-Bulletin, P. that would wipe out all or much of their savings.
HECO is asking the Public Utilities Commission to place new tariffs on customers that have their own power systems, contending they burden other customers while saving themselves money. COMPANIES that install their own power generation systems to cut electricity bills could end up paying fees to Hawaiian Electric Co.
Postmaster: Send address changes to Star-Bulletin, P. The key factor for HECO appears to be loss of revenue. Periodicals postage paid at Honolulu, Hawaii. But that's not the case.
However, as a public utility, HECO has as much of an obligation to its customers as it does to shareholders.
HECO is asking the Public Utilities Commission to place new tariffs on customers that have their own power systems, contending they burden other customers while saving themselves money.
However, as a public utility, HECO has as much of an obligation to its customers as it does to shareholders. But because neither facility is completely independent of HECO, they are paying for the service through every billable kilowatt-hour HECO charges them.
HECO is asking the Public Utilities Commission to place new tariffs on customers that have their own power systems, contending they burden other customers while saving themselves money.
But cogenerating customers also are reducing potential build-up costs for HECO by reducing demand. But that's not the case.
is seeking a new tariff on customers that build their own power systems. The commission should closely examine HECO's claims of need for the extra fee.
But cogenerating customers also are reducing potential build-up costs for HECO by reducing demand. The commission should closely examine HECO's claims of need for the extra fee. But cogenerating customers also are reducing potential build-up costs for HECO by reducing demand.
But that's not the case. But that's not the case.
that would wipe out all or much of their savings. But cogenerating customers also are reducing potential build-up costs for HECO by reducing demand.
COMPANIES that install their own power generation systems to cut electricity bills could end up paying fees to Hawaiian Electric Co. However, as a public utility, HECO has as much of an obligation to its customers as it does to shareholders.
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The key factor for HECO appears to be loss of revenue. The commission should closely examine HECO's claims of need for the extra fee.