energy

Island Energy Inquiry (Kauai) Professional Development Course

URL: 
http://www.sip-hawaii.org/stemworks
Date: 
03/14/2011 (All day) - 03/15/2011 (All day)
Go to STEMworks landing page for more information: http://www.sip-hawaii.org/stemworks.
Location: 
TBA

Island Energy Inquiry (Big Island) Professional Development Course

URL: 
http://www.sip-hawaii.org/stemworks
Date: 
03/18/2011 (All day) - 03/19/2011 (All day)
Go to STEMworks landing page for more information: http://www.sip-hawaii.org/stemworks.
Location: 
UH Hilo North Hawaii Education & Research Center Conference Room 45-539 Plumeria St. Honoka’a, HI 96727

Going Green... Standby Power Conservation

A support group for the Watts UP and Kill-A-Watt power monitoring hardware

Welcome to the Going Green... Standby Power Conservation group!  A Partnership with the Univ. of North Texas

This group is here to provide support for the Watts Up and Kill-A-Watt power monitoring hardware. Both are a great tool to teach energy awareness and conservation to students. It is also a great way to practice data acquisition and processing.

LECTURE: Energy Saving Architecture

URL: 
http://www.outreach.hawaii.edu/summer/sustain/
Date: 
07/08/2009 - 9:00am - 11:00am
Learn about the use of solar and other design elements for high performance, sustainable buildings. • Stephen Meder, Dr Arch, holds a joint University of Hawai‘i appointment as a School of Architecture faculty member and also as Director of the Sea Grant College Program's Center for Smart Building and Community Design. Meder’s research on sustainable development, particularly solar design and high performance buildings has been widely recognized. He is currently involved in developing new methods to map solar radiation and to assess solar energy potential on existing buildings through GIS and aerial image recognition.
Location: 
UH Manoa, Architecture Auditorium

Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. (HECO)

Hawaiian Electric Company provides electrical power for the island of Oahu. The company offers opportunities for challenges and advancement in a company with over 100 years of service to Hawaii. Hawaiian Electric Company recognizes that their competitive advantage is – People. They believe that their continued success is dependent upon people who share their vision and uphold their values. One of the company’s core values is a diverse workforce – a workforce committed to their Guiding Principles of Trust, Respect, Appreciation, Integrity and Teamwork. Hawaiian Electric Company hires people who can uphold these values to provide a strong foundation for meeting the needs of their employees, customers, and the community. Plans to recruit: for employment; for internship Majors hired: Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, and Structural Engineering; Information Computer Science Career Days attended: Spring 2010, Fall 2009 
http://www.heco.com

Industries:

  • Commercial
This Organization participates in the University of Hawaii Career Fair.

Film - Fields of Fuel

URL: 
http://www.hawaii.edu/sustain/
Date: 
11/16/2008 - 7:00am - 9:00am
Film – Fields of Fuel/director Josh Tickell This film tracks the rising domination of the petrochemical industry. Tickell, a leading expert on alternative fuels, grew up in Louisiana, where members of his family suffered from diseases linked to pollution from oil refineries. After discovering biodiesel, he earned an MFA in film in order to chronicle and vitalize the green-energy movement. Admission: $3 students/faculty - $5 general More information: 223-0130
Participating Organizations: 
University of Hawaii at Manoa - Office of Sustainability
Location: 
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Spalding Auditorium

FILM - Fields of Fuel

URL: 
http://www.hawaii.edu/sustain/
Date: 
11/13/2008 - 9:00am - 11:00am
Film – Fields of Fuel/director Josh Tickell This film tracks the rising domination of the petrochemical industry. Tickell, a leading expert on alternative fuels, grew up in Louisiana, where members of his family suffered from diseases linked to pollution from oil refineries. After discovering biodiesel, he earned an MFA in film in order to chronicle and vitalize the green-energy movement. Admission: $3 students/faculty - $5 general More information: 223-0130
Participating Organizations: 
University of Hawaii at Manoa - Office of Sustainability
Location: 
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Spalding Hall

FILMS - Biomass to Ethanol Program

URL: 
http://www.hawaii.edu/sustain/
Date: 
11/09/2008 - 9:00am - 11:30am
Films - Biomass to Ethanol Program/various directors These films explore new technology breakthroughs in the conversion of biomass to ethanol,pioneered by scientists in Canada. Included is discussion from Hawaii scientists currently exploring this new fuel source. The films will be followed by a discussion on Hawaii's biomass experiments. Admission: $3 students/faculty - $5 general More information: 223-0130 This event is part of the Energy Independence Film Series sponsored by the UHM Office of Sustainability and Honolulu Weekly.
Participating Organizations: 
University of Hawaii at Manoa - Office of Sustainability
Location: 
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Spalding Auditorium

FILMS - Biomass to Ethanol Program

URL: 
http://www.hawaii.edu/sustain/
Date: 
11/06/2008 - 9:00am - 11:30am

Films - Biomass to Ethanol Program/various directors

These films explore new technology breakthroughs in the conversion of biomass such as wood chips, sugar cane stalks, switchgrass and even garbage to ethanol - pioneered by scientists in Canada. Included is discussion from Hawaii scientists currently exploring this new fuel source.

The films will be followed by a discussion on Hawaii's biomass experiments.

Admission: $3 students/faculty - $5 general

More information: 223-0130

Participating Organizations: 
University of Hawaii at Manoa - Office of Sustainability
Location: 

University of Hawaii at Manoa, Spalding Auditorium

FILM - Wave Power: The Potential of Oregon's Ocean Energy

URL: 
http://www.hawaii.edu/sustain/
Date: 
11/02/2008 - 7:00am - 9:30am
Film and Post-Film Discussion Wave Power: The Potential of Oregon's Ocean Energy is a film directed by Oregon Sea Grant which explores the new technology breakthroughs in converting the natural power of waves to a usable energy source. It compares some of the techniques for harnessing ocean currents and vertical waves. Also included is a discusson by Hawaii scientists who are currently exploring this new fuel source. The film will be followed by a discussion on Hawaii's wave energy potential. Admission: $3 students/faculty - $5 general More information: 223-0130
Participating Organizations: 
University of Hawaii at Manoa - Office of Sustainability
Location: 
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Spalding Hall
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