Hawaiian Electric Responds to Power Outages During Hurricane Nolo

Honolulu, HI, September 26, 2026 —

Hawaiian Electric reported that the company addressed isolated power outages affecting customers across the state. These incidents occurred as Hurricane Nolo made its passage through Hawaii.

The utility company worked to restore power to affected areas. Specific details regarding the number of customers impacted, the exact duration of the outages, or the particular locations experiencing disruptions were not immediately provided.

The passage of Hurricane Nolo brought varying weather conditions to the islands, including wind and rain, which can sometimes lead to disruptions in electrical service. Power outages can be caused by fallen trees or branches on power lines, or other storm-related impacts to the electrical infrastructure.

Hawaiian Electric’s response typically involves crews being dispatched to assess damage and make necessary repairs to restore service safely and efficiently. The company has established protocols for responding to severe weather events to mitigate impacts on its customers.

Further information regarding the scope of the outages and the restoration efforts was not detailed in the initial reports.

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