Hawaii EV will be at this resilience event in Honolulu. The event is on September 2, from 630 - 900 PM HST, at the Inspiration Hawaii Museum, 900 Richards St, Honolulu

Event Details (courtesy of the organizers):

Hawaii sends over $8 billion a year off-island to pay for fossil fuels. Every solar panel, heat pump, EV, and e-bike keeps more of that money here — in our community, in our pockets, supporting locally owned businesses, and reducing pollution.

​The good news: the technology has never been better, more affordable, or more available. Balcony solar. Heat pumps that use a fraction of the electricity of traditional AC. EVs that cost pennies per mile. E-bikes that make Honolulu's hills disappear.

​This event is for anyone who wants to:

• ​Save real money on energy and transportation

• ​Build personal resilience against rising fuel and electricity prices

• ​Understand what's actually happening with Oʻahu's clean energy future — and how to be part of it

​We'll showcase the newest developments in clean tech, hear from local voices doing the work, and connect you with resources to take action — whatever your situation, budget, or living arrangement.