Aloha Petroleum

Aloha Petroleum Achieves Significant Energy Reduction and Cost Savings Through Hawai'i Energy's Smart Device Incentive Program Powered by GridPoint's Technology

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星期四, 六月 23, 2022
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RESTON, Va., June 23, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- GridPoint, a leader in building energy management and optimization technology, and Hawai'i Energy, the energy efficiency and conservation program for Hawai'i, Honolulu and Maui counties, today celebrates the success of Aloha Petroleum's participation in Hawai'i Energy's innovative Smart Device rebate offer. Leveraging GridPoint's technology, Aloha Petroleum has achieved over 13% average reduction in energy use over the past twelve months, with one month reaching nearly 17% averaged savings across 30 locations throughout the state. By becoming more efficient, Aloha Petroleum makes the business more resilient to volatile energy costs, reduces operational costs, and supports Hawai'i's sustainability goals of achieving 100% clean energy by 2045.

Key Points: 
  • Hawai'i Energy offers qualified businesses a 50% rebate, up to $5,000 per site, on the cost to purchase and install GridPoint's smart building controls at their locations.
  • 26 Aloha Petroleum locations received the full Smart Device rebate, reducing the monthly subscription cost for GridPoint's platform in half.
  • To further put the total ROI in perspective, for every $1 spent on GridPoint's technology over these 12 months, Aloha Petroleum saved over $12.50.
  • Let Hawai'i Energy be your trusted energy advisor to help save you money and protect what makes Hawai'i so special.

FTC Seeks Public Comment on Par Petroleum Corp.’s Application to Modify Agreement to Store Petroleum Products at Barbers Point Terminal in Hawaii

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星期三, 一月 22, 2020
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The Federal Trade Commission is currently accepting public comments on an applicationby Par Petroleum Corp. to modify the Amended Honolulu Terminal Agreement.

Key Points: 
  • The Federal Trade Commission is currently accepting public comments on an applicationby Par Petroleum Corp. to modify the Amended Honolulu Terminal Agreement.
  • The Amended Honolulu Terminal Agreement between Par and Aloha Petroleum, Ltd restricts Pars storage of petroleum products at Alohas Barbers Point Terminal.
  • According to Pars application, Pars competitor has shut down its refinery in Hawaii, and Par does not produce enough gasoline to meet demand in Hawaii.
  • Par seeks to modify the Amended Honolulu Terminal Agreement to import and store HIBOB at Alohas Barbers Point Terminal.

FTC Seeks Public Comment on Par Petroleum Corp.’s Application to Modify Agreement to Store Petroleum Products at Barbers Point Terminal in Hawaii

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星期三, 一月 22, 2020
Economy of the United States, Aloha Petroleum, Sunoco, Pars, Aloha Airlines, Naval Air Station Barbers Point, Petroleum

The Federal Trade Commission is currently accepting public comments on an applicationby Par Petroleum Corp. to modify the Amended Honolulu Terminal Agreement.

Key Points: 
  • The Federal Trade Commission is currently accepting public comments on an applicationby Par Petroleum Corp. to modify the Amended Honolulu Terminal Agreement.
  • The Amended Honolulu Terminal Agreement between Par and Aloha Petroleum, Ltd restricts Pars storage of petroleum products at Alohas Barbers Point Terminal.
  • According to Pars application, Pars competitor has shut down its refinery in Hawaii, and Par does not produce enough gasoline to meet demand in Hawaii.
  • Par seeks to modify the Amended Honolulu Terminal Agreement to import and store HIBOB at Alohas Barbers Point Terminal.