Hawaii American Water Applies for New Revenue to Fund Infrastructure and Service Improvements
Lee Mansfield, Senior Operations Manager of Hawaii American Water reports about a filed application to set new rates for its Hawaii Kai wastewater customers. The last time Hawaii American Water filed a rate case application for its Hawaii Kai operations was in 2011. The new rates would fund needed infrastructure improvements and take effect in the summer of 2022, pending approval by the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission (HPUC). This application is seeking to raise approximately $2.1 million in additional revenue to be invested in local infrastructure maintenance, repair, and replacement. This increase is based on 2011 authorized revenues calculated…
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