UH System reaches 20% of net-zero energy goal
The UH System has achieved 20.49% of its goal to become net-zero with respect to energy use, according to a recent report.
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Sustainability Highlights Across the UH System
74%
Increase in Renewable Energy Production
Increase in Renewable Energy Production
from FY24 to FY25
40M kWh
Clean Energy Generated
Clean Energy Generated
Enough to power more than 4,000 homes for a year.
20%
Net Zero Energy Achieved
Net Zero Energy Achieved
in FY25
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Upgrades boost energy savings across UH Mānoa
Multiple buildings received energy rebates through energy-saving projects.
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Why Sustainability Matters
Economic Impact
Hawaiʻi faces some of the highest energy rates in the United States due to its dependence on imported fossil fuel sources.
Environmental Stewardship
Hawaiʻi’s unique ecosystem is one of a kind. Ensuring the health of our habitats and natural resources helps ensure our survival.
Hawaiʻi's Resilience
Reducing dependence on imports, increasing local production of food and energy supports a more self-sufficient and resilient island system.
