Company Program Saves LMI Enrollees Significant Amount on Electricity Rates
Honolulu, HI – Holu Hou Energy LLC (“HHE”), a provider of design-to-service solar plus energy storage systems, including the breakthrough EnergyCluster product for the Multi-Dwelling Unit (“MDU”) residential property and single-family home markets, has reached a major milestone for it’s Hawaii residential lease program. To date, more than 1,000 homeowners in Hawaii have enrolled, where they will save on their electricity bills and secure resiliency to grid outages. Many of the clients are from lower and medium-income (LMI) communities, enabling Hawaii to meet the state’s goal of bringing renewable energy to all economic segments of society.
HHE created the solar home lease program less than a year ago, and the 1,000 enrollee milestone is a testament to it’s success. Each home in the program receives solar modules integrated with the HHE HoluPower energy storage system. Installations began in March of this year and to date more than 150 systems have been installed by the company. The systems are owned by a wholly owned subsidiary of HHE, with monthly billing revenue being consolidated into HHE company financials.
When combined with Holu Hou’s rapidly growing Hawaii Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU) residential business, HHE’s portfolio of differentiated and proprietary solar energy storage solutions are enabling renewable energy to reach essentially all residents of the State.
See How HHE’s “EnergyCluster” Technology Puts Solar on Multi-Dwelling Unit Properties
