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3-Time Award-Winning<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> <strong>Linemen</strong><br />
<strong>All</strong> <strong>Geared</strong> <strong>Up</strong><br />
October 2011
7136 Alamahi Road, Wainiha -<br />
NORTH SHORE<br />
11,051 sf lot in Wainiha. ONLY $275,000! Just a<br />
short walk to the beautiful North Shore Beaches<br />
and a short drive to beautiful and historic Hanalei<br />
town. Priced to sell! Sold As-Is. Sale is subject to<br />
Bankruptcy Court approval. Call: Karen<br />
Agudong(R) 652-0677 for more information.<br />
KamĀmalu Condominiums in<br />
Lihue<br />
Beautiful, Brand New 2 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath<br />
condominiums! No restrictions on resale.<br />
Opportunity available now for Owner occupants or<br />
Investors! Very spacious floor plan with wonderful<br />
features. Solar Hot Water! Pets <strong>All</strong>owed. End<br />
Units available for $242,000(fs). Call: Aloha<br />
<strong>Island</strong> Properties 246-0334 or Karen Agudong(R)<br />
652-0677.<br />
5121 Menehune Road #1,<br />
Waimea<br />
A Gardener's delight! Almost 16,000 sf of land filled<br />
with fruit trees! 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Beautiful<br />
clean lines and pine trim construction. Vaulted<br />
ceiling in the upstairs and a solar-powered roof fan.<br />
$365,000(fs). Call: Kay Leonard(RA) 634-8697.<br />
Aloha <strong>Island</strong> Properties<br />
EXCEEDING YOUR EXPECTATIONS<br />
(808) 246-0334<br />
Beautiful Pikake Lots in<br />
Lihue<br />
#1669 - Spacious 11,307 sf corner lot slightly<br />
elevated enhancing the views. Reduced!<br />
$299,900(fs)<br />
#1739 - Golf Course, Lake & Mountain Views.<br />
11,513 sf. $269,000(fs)<br />
#1726 - Wonderful level, corner lot located toward<br />
the back of the subdivision. Gorgeous<br />
Mtn. views. Reduced! $260,000(fs)<br />
#1727 - 14,335 sq ft allows guest house. Golf<br />
course, lake frontage & dynamic mountain<br />
views. $319,000(fs)<br />
Call: Karen Agudong(R) 652-0677<br />
6370 Kawaihau Road, Kapaa<br />
3 Bedrooms, 1 bath home with attached 1<br />
bedroom, 1 bath and additional workshop building<br />
with bath, located on a spacious lot of almost<br />
15,000 sf. Beautiful mountain views. One electric<br />
meter and 2 water meters. Main house has solar.<br />
Property being sold As-is. ONLY $340,000(fs).<br />
Call: Karen Agudong(R) 652-0677<br />
5093 Hassard Road, Kapaa<br />
Encouraging offers! Hawaiian Style Plantation Charm<br />
of days gone by. Well maintained home with<br />
development potential and dynamic views of the<br />
Anahola Mountains, Kealia Valley and Kealia Beach!<br />
Property qualifies for 2 dwellings and 1 guest house.<br />
REDUCED to $599,000(fs). Call: Kay Leonard(RA)<br />
634-8697 or Karen Agudong(R) 652-0677.<br />
975 Kamalu Road, Wailua<br />
Breathtaking Custom home located on nearly 3<br />
acres of level land surrounded by Views of Mt<br />
Waialeale, Makaleha and Sleeping Giant. High<br />
End Custom Features. Guest quarters and a Salt<br />
water swimming pool. $1,350,000(fs). Call: Karen<br />
Agudong(R) 652-0677.<br />
<strong>Kauai</strong> Beach Villas #E4<br />
Nice Ocean view 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Condo<br />
with resort amenities at a Great Price. Quiet<br />
location in the complex. Amenities include 24/7<br />
security, tennis, pool, bbq, water features,<br />
beautiful grounds and much more. ONLY<br />
$239,000(fs). Call: Judy Piano(RA) 651-9230.<br />
<strong>Island</strong>er on the Beach<br />
OCEANFRONT property located along the beautiful<br />
Coconut Coast of Kapaa. Ground floor unit located<br />
directly across from the swimming pool w/ distant<br />
ocean views. ONLY steps from the beach. Sold<br />
COMPLETELY furnished w/ Hawaiian Style Decor and<br />
includes Travertine flooring, under-cabinet lighting at<br />
the kitchenette area, a small refrigerator, microwave<br />
and small sink. $86,900(fs).Call: Kay Leonard(RA)<br />
634-8697 or Karen Agudong(R) 652-0677<br />
Aloha <strong>Island</strong> Properties 3-3359 Kuhio Highway, Lihue, HI 96766<br />
808-246-0334 fax: 808-246-0771 www.alohaisland.com email: karen@alohaisland.com
Table of Contents<br />
How Come My Computer and TV Still Use Electricity<br />
When They Are Off? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4<br />
A Picture’s Worth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5<br />
CFL Means Conserving, Fundraising and Learning! . . . . . . . . . . . .6<br />
A Practical Guide to Home Energy Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8<br />
Get Smart About the Smart Grid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10<br />
On Privacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11<br />
New Technology to Help Us Serve You Better . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12<br />
Radio Frequency of Common Sources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15<br />
Cybersafety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16<br />
Creating an Interactive Dialogue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17<br />
Cracking QR Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18<br />
Common Terms in Social Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19<br />
Halloween Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20<br />
Attention, Teachers! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22<br />
You Can Help <strong>KIUC</strong> Crews Be Safe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23<br />
Kaua‘i County Farm Bureau Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24<br />
What the WellDressed <strong>KIUC</strong> Lineman is Wearing . . . . . . . . . . .27<br />
Stay Clear! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28<br />
Electrical Safety in Your Neighborhood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29<br />
Call Before You Dig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30<br />
Electrifying Rural America . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31<br />
SOS Has a New Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34<br />
Vegetation Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36<br />
Crazy for CrockPots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38<br />
Taking It on the Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40<br />
The Director Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43<br />
A Message from the Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44<br />
Esaki Appointed to Executive Committee<br />
of NRECA Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44<br />
Board Actions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45<br />
Coop Connections Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46<br />
Breaker Box Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> Receives Education Grant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49<br />
Statement of Nondiscrimination . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50<br />
Yamane Named <strong>KIUC</strong>’s New Chief of Operations . . . . . . . . . . . .51<br />
Jonas Named <strong>KIUC</strong>’s Chief Financial Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51<br />
Kaua‘i Arbor Day Event . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52<br />
Where Your Electric Dollar Goes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53<br />
We’re Looking For You! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54<br />
Statement of Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70<br />
Simple Pleasures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71<br />
Parting Shot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71<br />
Powerlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> Apprentice Lineman Bernard Silva is all geared up for<br />
safety. For more information, see page 26. Photo by Shelley Paik.<br />
EDITOR<br />
Anne Barnes<br />
ASSISTANT EDITORS<br />
Maile Moriguchi<br />
Shelley Paik<br />
Pam Blair<br />
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS<br />
Anne Barnes<br />
David BIssell<br />
Pam Blair<br />
Paul Daniels<br />
Karissa Jonas<br />
Maile Moriguchi<br />
Megan McKoyNoe<br />
Shelley Paik<br />
Teofilo “Phil” Tacbian<br />
Kathryn Williams<br />
Only active <strong>KIUC</strong> members will be mailed <strong>KIUC</strong> Currents. <strong>KIUC</strong> Currents can<br />
be found online at www.kiuc.coop under Member Information and Currents on<br />
the website.<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
ENERGY SERVICES<br />
How Come My Computer and TV Still<br />
Use Electricity When They Are Off?<br />
Kukui Grove First<br />
Fridays at the Mall<br />
2011 light bulb<br />
exchange dates:<br />
October 7<br />
November 4<br />
December 2<br />
4 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
“This interesting and frequently asked question,<br />
fitting to this time of year, is about socalled<br />
“phantom loads.”<br />
Thanks to microprocessors, many appliances<br />
and electronic devices continue to draw electricity<br />
even when they are not being used. When you<br />
turn off appliances and electronic equipment, you<br />
probably assume they no longer are consuming<br />
electricity. But just because the switch says “off”<br />
doesn’t mean the device isn’t using electricity.<br />
The problem of phantom loads is fairly recent.<br />
Prior to the advent of microprocessors, when you<br />
turned off an appliance or electrical equipment, it<br />
really was off. But in the 1970s, television<br />
manufacturers began offering an “instanton”<br />
feature. When you turned the TV on, the picture<br />
and sound came on immediately, rather than<br />
taking time to warm up. The price of this “I want it<br />
now” feature was that the TV used a small<br />
amount of electricity to remain in a ready state.<br />
“Instanton” was soon followed by remote<br />
controls, which required the same tiny amount of<br />
power to be ever present. On the heels of remote<br />
controls came the videocassette recorder and the<br />
digital timer, which needed a little electricity to<br />
remember the time. Before long, these features<br />
were part of a growing number of devices:<br />
answering machines, electric razors, modems,<br />
microwave ovens, coffeemakers, personal<br />
computers, TV cable boxes, battery chargers,<br />
assorted cordless devices and satellite TV systems.<br />
Anything that uses clocks, memory, remote<br />
control, microprocessors and instanton features<br />
consumes electricity whenever plugged in: 24<br />
hours a day, seven days a week. While no single<br />
phantom load will break the household budget,<br />
the cumulative effect adds up to a waste of<br />
electricity.
For this issue of “A Pictures Worth,” we<br />
spotlight The Koa Store. This unique business<br />
specializing in highquality Koa wood products has<br />
it all. Locally manufacturing at its Puhi shop, Kevin<br />
Carl, left, and Joe Neil, right, work alongside their<br />
skilled counterparts making and assembling an<br />
assortment of products, such as picture frames,<br />
jewelry boxes, clocks and specialty gift items such<br />
as soap boxes, sushi sets and chopstick boxes.<br />
They opened their first outlet store in Kapa’a in<br />
1994, than moved in 2005 to their present<br />
location in Kapaia, near the Wailua Falls turnoff in<br />
Lihue. However, for this issue, we are featuring<br />
their newest store on Koloa’s main street, a few<br />
doors from Sueoka Store.<br />
With this store, Kevin and Joe relied on proven<br />
highefficient ceramic metal halide flood lighting,<br />
already incorporated at the Kapaia store in 2005.<br />
By Paul Daniels<br />
A Picture’s Worth...<br />
In addition to that, T5 fluorescent lighting was<br />
incorporated. The overall combination of lighting<br />
really shows off the beautiful wood grains of the<br />
Koa products.<br />
Kevin and Joe have thoughtfully planned the<br />
best way not only to display their products, but<br />
minimize their energy cost. With the assistance of<br />
the <strong>KIUC</strong> Energy Wise Program, they were able to<br />
keep their investment cost down.<br />
Thanks, Kevin and Joe, for your continued<br />
support of Kaua‘i’s energysavings goals.<br />
Bag it!<br />
Help stop the disappearing forests<br />
and needless destruction of the world's<br />
trees and wild life. No plastic, no paper.<br />
Every bag unused is<br />
protecting our planet. Remember<br />
to bag it right and bring your own.<br />
If you have a<br />
business, large or<br />
small, and want to<br />
participate in the<br />
Commercial Energy<br />
Wise Program, call<br />
Paul Daniels at<br />
246.8275.<br />
OCTOBER 2011 5
CFL Means Conserving,<br />
Fundraising and<br />
Learning!<br />
Energyefficient bulbs will help residents<br />
reduce energy use and save money<br />
6 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
From October to December, Blue Planet<br />
Foundation and <strong>KIUC</strong> invites school and sports<br />
groups to host compact fluorescent light<br />
exchanges that double as fundraisers. Groups will<br />
be paid 40 cents for each bulb they replace to<br />
reward them for educating others about energy<br />
efficiency and reducing Hawai‘i’s dependence on<br />
foreign oil.<br />
These exchanges will give residents the<br />
opportunity to swap their old, incandescent bulbs<br />
for free, energysaving CFLs. Since CFLs use 75<br />
percent less energy than conventional bulbs,<br />
participating residents will reduce their energy<br />
consumption and lower their electricity bills.<br />
The CFLs are supplied by the Kaua‘i Energy<br />
Efficiency Project (KEEP)—a partnership between<br />
Blue Planet Foundation and <strong>KIUC</strong> that introduces<br />
residents to the benefits of energy efficiency.<br />
“It’s a winwinwin situation,” said Ivory<br />
McClintock, a Kaua‘i native and program specialist<br />
at Blue Planet Foundation. “Students get to learn<br />
about the importance of our energy<br />
independence while fundraising and saving<br />
energy for their community.”<br />
According to McClintock, who spearheads the<br />
KEEP program, this will be the first of many<br />
initiatives to help residents save energy on Kaua‘i.<br />
Another program to watch for will be an energy<br />
competition to help people not only change their<br />
energy consumption, but the way they think<br />
about using energy.<br />
Schools are not the only ones that will be<br />
exchanging bulbs in the community. Local<br />
businesses took on this program as a service to<br />
their community throughout September. Mahalo<br />
to Kaua‘i Mini Golf, Kilauea Menehune Food Mart<br />
and Subway, Kilauea Shell, Kapahi Menehune
Food Mart, Kapa‘a Shell, Lawai Menehune Food<br />
Mart, Kekaha Menehune Food Mart and the<br />
Ele‘ele Subway, which hosted CFL exchanges for<br />
the community during September.<br />
"It was an honor to have been able to<br />
participate in the KEEP project,” said Derek<br />
Kawakami, owner of Menehune Food Marts and<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>’s representative for Kaua‘i’s North Shore<br />
District. “We are very grateful to both the Blue<br />
Planet Foundation and <strong>KIUC</strong> for allowing us to<br />
offer the neighborhoods that we serve an<br />
opportunity to become more energy efficient.”<br />
In all, the businesses were able to distribute<br />
about 4,000 CFLs, which will save more than 2,200<br />
barrels of oil during the lifetime of the bulbs.<br />
“We look forward to working on future projects<br />
like these with the Blue Planet Foundation and<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>,” said Kawakami. “Many thanks goes out to<br />
all of the participants.”<br />
For more information on this project and future<br />
programs with KEEP, please visit greenkauai.org.<br />
OCTOBER 2011 7
A Practical Guide to<br />
Home Energy Use<br />
You can estimate your monthly<br />
electrical energy consumption.<br />
8 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
Ever wonder how much it costs to do a load of<br />
laundry or spend all weekend watching football<br />
on television? You can figure that out with a<br />
formula that factors in the wattage of the<br />
electrical device, the amount of time it is used and<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>’s cost of power.<br />
The basic unit of measure of electric power is<br />
the watt. Appliances and electrical devices are<br />
rated to use a specific number of watts. Usually,<br />
the wattage is stamped somewhere on the item.<br />
Usage, or the amount of energy consumed, is<br />
measured in watthours and represents the<br />
amount of power used over time, like over an<br />
hour. A 15watt compact fluorescent bulb left on<br />
Electric water heating can account<br />
for 40 percent to 50 percent of<br />
your monthly bill.<br />
• Solar water heating can provide up to 90 percent of your hot water<br />
needs.<br />
• A heat pump water heater can cut water heating costs by 30 percent.<br />
• Energywise rebates are available to help you install solar and heat<br />
pump water heaters in your home.<br />
• Renewable energy tax credits are available from the state of Hawai’i<br />
for heat pump and solar water heaters.<br />
Call the <strong>KIUC</strong> EnergyWise Program for rebate information and<br />
information to help answer your solar water heating questions.<br />
808.246.8280<br />
for 10 hours (15 times 10) uses 150 watthours. If<br />
you had 100 of these CFLs left on for the same 10<br />
hours, the total energy consumed would be (15<br />
times 10 times 100) 15,000 watthours, or 15<br />
kilowatthours.<br />
Your utility bills are based on the total amount<br />
of energy you consume—the number of kilowatthours.<br />
If you use 1,000 watts of electricity in one hour,<br />
you have used one kWh.<br />
A residential guide to consumption is on page 9.<br />
To calculate on your own how much each<br />
electrical device costs to operate, start with the<br />
number of amps. Multiply that by the number of<br />
volts and then by the number of hours a day the<br />
item is used to get the total wattage. Divide that<br />
by 1,000 to get the daily wattage, then multiply by<br />
the number of days in the billing period the device<br />
is used. Multiply that number by the kWh charge<br />
to get the monthly cost.<br />
For example:<br />
If an appliance is rated at 5 amps, 120 volts and<br />
operates for 6 hours a day...<br />
To figure monthly usage:<br />
5 X 120 = 600 watts X 6 hours =<br />
3,600 kWh / 1,000 =<br />
3.6 kWh per day X 30 days in the billing period =<br />
108 kWh per month<br />
108 X kWh charge = total monthly cost<br />
If the wattage is not listed on the appliance, you<br />
can estimate it by finding the current draw (in<br />
amperes) and multiplying that by the voltage used<br />
by the appliance. Most appliances in the United<br />
States use 120 volts. Larger appliances such as<br />
clothes dryers and electric cooktops use 240 volts.<br />
When measuring the current drawn by a motor,<br />
keep in mind the meter will show about three<br />
times the current in the first second the motor<br />
starts up than it will when it is running smoothly.<br />
Remember, too, that many appliances continue<br />
to draw a small amount of power when they are<br />
switched “off.” These “phantom loads” occur in<br />
VCRs, televisions, stereos, computers and kitchen<br />
appliances. Most phantom loads will increase the<br />
appliance’s energy consumption by a few watts<br />
per hour.<br />
We have provided the following chart to give<br />
you all the information you need to estimate the<br />
amount of energy used by various appliances<br />
around your home.<br />
These figures are approximate. Your own energy<br />
use may vary due to factors such as the age of<br />
your appliances and the differences between<br />
brands and styles. The estimated costs shown<br />
here are based on $0.42901 per kWh.
APPLIANCE<br />
ESTIMATED<br />
ENERGY USE<br />
ESTIMATED<br />
ENERGY COST<br />
Water Heating (Includes all uses)<br />
Electric 300400 kWh/mo $129.00$172.00/mo<br />
Heat Pump<br />
Water Heater<br />
Kitchen<br />
100135 kWh/mo $43.00$58.00/mo<br />
Refrigerator; Pre1993 Models<br />
Frostfree, 16 cu. ft. 100150 kWh/mo $43.00$64.00/mo<br />
Frostfree, 20 cu. ft. 115180 kWh/mo $50.00$77.00/mo<br />
Manual defrost,<br />
10 cu. ft.<br />
3560 kWh/mo $15.00$26.00/mo<br />
Refrigerator; Post1993 Models<br />
Frostfree, 16 cu. ft. 4050 kWh/mo $17.00$22.00/mo<br />
Frostfree, 20 cu. ft. 4560 kWh/mo $19.00$26.00/mo<br />
Freezer<br />
Frostfree, 10 cu. ft. 70150 kWh/mo $30.00$64.00/mo<br />
Range<br />
Oven 2 kWh/hr $0.86/hr<br />
Surface 1.25 kWh/hr $0.54/h<br />
Selfcleaning feature 6 kWh/cleaning $2.60/cleaning<br />
Microwave Oven .10 kWh/5 min $0.05/5 min<br />
Rice Cooker<br />
20 min/day<br />
5 kWh/mo<br />
$2.15/mo<br />
Deep Fryer 1 kWh/hr $0.43/hr<br />
Toaster oven 1 kWh/hr $0.43/hr<br />
Toaster .08 kWh/hr $0.03/use<br />
Coffee maker .12 kWh/hr $0.05/brew<br />
Warm setting<br />
Laundry<br />
.40 kWh/hr $0.17/brew<br />
Clothes Dryer: Electric<br />
Washing Machine<br />
3.3 kWh/<br />
40 min/load<br />
$1.92/load<br />
Cold water wash .25 kWh/load $0.11/load<br />
Warm wash,<br />
cold rinse<br />
1.35 kWh/load $0.60/load<br />
Hot wash,<br />
warm rinse<br />
3.55 kWh/load $1.66/load<br />
Steam Iron 1 kWh/hr $0.43/hr<br />
APPLIANCE<br />
ESTIMATED<br />
ENERGY USE<br />
ESTIMATED<br />
ENERGY COST<br />
General Household<br />
Lighting 50200 kWh/mo $21.00$86.00/mo<br />
60 watt bulb, 3 hrs/day .18 kWh/3 hrs $0.08/3 hrs<br />
Clock 2 kWh/mo $0.86/mo<br />
Portable Fan .10 kWh/hr $0.04/hr<br />
Ceiling Fan .10 kWh/hr $0.04/hr<br />
Night Light, 8 hrs/night 1.80 kWh/mo $0.77/mo<br />
Vacuum Cleaner .75 kWh/hr $0.32/hr<br />
Hair Dryer, 1200 watt 1.20 kWh/hr $0.51/hr<br />
Computer with disk<br />
drive and monitor<br />
.20 kWh/hr $0.09/hr<br />
Computer laser printer,<br />
15 min/day<br />
Entertainment<br />
1.9 kWh/mo $0.82/mo<br />
VCR, 2 hr/day<br />
(excluding TV)<br />
1.5 kWh/mo $0.64/mo<br />
Stereo .30 kWh/3 hr use $3.86/mo<br />
Radio .03 kWh/3 hr use $0.39/mo<br />
Color TV 19 to 27” .15 kWh/hr $0.06/hr<br />
Big Screen TV 30 to 50” .30 kWh/hr $0.13/hr<br />
Plasma TV 30 to 50” .45 kWh/hr $0.20/hr<br />
Residential Energy Consumption<br />
Air Conditioner: room and small split systems<br />
* These figures are approximate. Your own energy use may vary due to factors such as the age of your appliances and the<br />
differences between brands and styles. The estimated costs shown here are based on $0.42901 per kWh.<br />
SIZE<br />
ENERGY<br />
EFFICIENCY RATIO<br />
WATTAGE<br />
ESTIMATED<br />
ENERGY USE<br />
ESTIMATED<br />
ENERGY COST<br />
5000 BTU EER 8.0 625 8 hrs/day $2.15/day<br />
8000 BTU EER 8.0 1000 8 hrs/day $3.43/day<br />
12000 BTU EER 9.0 1330 8 hrs/day $4.56/day<br />
18000 BTU EER 9.0 2000 8 hrs/day $6.86/day<br />
24000 BTU EER 9.0 2675 8 hrs/day $9.18/day<br />
24000 BTU EER 10.0 2400 8 hrs/day $8.24/day<br />
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10 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
COOPERATIVE TECHNOLOGY<br />
Get Smart<br />
About the Smart Grid<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> is upgrading its electric system<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> is investing in new equipment, including<br />
new meters, that will help us operate more<br />
efficiently, improve reliability and serve you<br />
better.<br />
The meter upgrade provides <strong>KIUC</strong> members<br />
with numerous benefits:<br />
■ Faster outage restoration<br />
■ Potential energy savings<br />
■ Improved power quality<br />
■ Ability to monitor energy consumption<br />
■ Bill date flexibility<br />
Here are a few helpful smart grid<br />
terms:<br />
Smartmeter: A device that measures the<br />
amount and the timing of electricity usage. Smart<br />
meters are equipped with twoway<br />
communications modules and have the ability to<br />
communicate with <strong>KIUC</strong>’s central office computer<br />
system. They are outfitted to send measurements<br />
such as kWh, demand, and the number of times<br />
the meter has experienced a loss of power for any<br />
reason.<br />
Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI):<br />
Includes technologies and software applications<br />
that combine twoway communications with<br />
smart meters to provide electric utilities—using<br />
frequent meter reads—with near realtime<br />
oversight of system operations.<br />
Automated Meter Reading (AMR): A<br />
component of AMI, AMR allows meters to report<br />
electric use back to a utility’s office.<br />
Demand Response: Programs or mechanisms<br />
that reduce electricity consumption in response to<br />
market signals or other incentives. Demand<br />
response includes direct load control, timeofuse<br />
rates, interruptible contracts, utility dispatch of<br />
consumerowned (distributed) generation, personal<br />
energy management, and other initiatives.<br />
EFFICIENCY<br />
■ With remote meter reading and<br />
reconnection, we can save time and money<br />
(and reduce air pollution).<br />
■ With more detailed data about demand and<br />
usage, we can distribute power more<br />
efficiently.<br />
RELIABILITY<br />
■ New meters help us locate—and respond to—<br />
outages faster and more safely.<br />
■ New meters can help us improve power<br />
quality, reducing surges and blinking.<br />
■ New meters mean consistent billing periods.<br />
AFFORDABILITY<br />
■ Operating more efficiently can help minimize<br />
cost increases.<br />
■ We can use the new data to help our<br />
members address high bills.<br />
Source: NRECA
The data from new digital meters helps us serve<br />
our members better. Our goals in installing new<br />
meters are to deliver better service, control rising<br />
operating expenses, improve system reliability<br />
through improved outage management and<br />
preventive maintenance, and provide our<br />
members with the information they desire to<br />
make informed decisions about energy use.<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> does not sell its members’ data to any<br />
third party, and abides by stringent policies<br />
protecting the privacy and security of your electric<br />
usage data.<br />
Investing<br />
In a<br />
Smarter<br />
Grid<br />
On Cybersecurity<br />
It is extremely unlikely, but not impossible, that<br />
someone could access information from the<br />
cooperative’s metering system. Meter<br />
manufacturers are incorporating security features<br />
and encryption technology into their meters, as<br />
recommended by national security experts.<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>’s goal is to upgrade the electric<br />
distribution system to make it safer, more secure<br />
and more reliable. Your new digital meter is part<br />
of this effort. Once your new digital meter is<br />
installed, <strong>KIUC</strong> will be able to tell if someone<br />
“tampers” with your meter because the meter will<br />
report any tampering attempts to the<br />
cooperative.<br />
Thanks to different<br />
partnerships between<br />
the federal government<br />
and electric<br />
cooperatives, public<br />
power districts, and<br />
NRECA’s <strong>Cooperative</strong> Research Network,<br />
more than $600 million will be invested to deploy digital smart grid<br />
technologies and improve service for coop consumers in 28 states.<br />
On Privacy...<br />
Denotes co-op/PPD areas receiving federal<br />
stimulus funding for smart grid projects.<br />
$600 million<br />
in smart grid investments<br />
Source: NRECA, www.energy.gov/recovery<br />
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By Anne Barnes<br />
New Technology<br />
to Help Us<br />
Serve You Better<br />
Frequently asked questions about smart meters<br />
In November 2009, <strong>KIUC</strong> and 26 other electric<br />
cooperatives from 10 states were awarded a $33.9<br />
million matching grant from the U.S. Department<br />
of Energy under the American Reinvestment and<br />
Recovery Act (ARRA) for smart grid demonstration<br />
projects. DOE awarded the National Rural Electric<br />
<strong>Cooperative</strong> Association’s <strong>Cooperative</strong> Research<br />
Network half of the project’s total cost of $67<br />
million to test and develop technologies that<br />
operate together to make the grid more efficient<br />
and reliable. The cost of <strong>KIUC</strong>’s project is $11<br />
million, of which $5.5 million is being provided by<br />
the ARRA.<br />
As part of the program, <strong>KIUC</strong> is investing in new,<br />
smart meters to improve the efficiency and<br />
reliability of the electric system. Members have<br />
begun asking questions about these new meters<br />
and how they work. Here are the most common<br />
questions and answers.<br />
Why are we changing to the<br />
automated meters?<br />
The meter upgrade provides <strong>KIUC</strong> members<br />
with numerous benefits:<br />
■ Faster outage restoration<br />
■ Potential energy savings<br />
■ Improved power quality<br />
■ Ability to monitor energy consumption<br />
■ Bill date flexibility<br />
When will my meter be installed?<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> anticipates installation for the<br />
demonstration project to begin in 2012. The fiveyear<br />
process will include an expected two years of<br />
installation of new meters at members’ homes<br />
and installing communications infrastructure to<br />
assess smart grid effectiveness, and three years<br />
for data gathering and analysis.
Will I lose electrical service during<br />
the installation?<br />
Yes, for a few minutes. You will need to reset<br />
electronic clocks and other devices.<br />
How does my new automated meter<br />
work?<br />
With these new meters, <strong>KIUC</strong> will be able to<br />
communicate with each individual meter remotely<br />
from our central office.<br />
How much is this going to cost?<br />
There will be no additional cost to the member<br />
to install the new system. No rate increase is<br />
anticipated in association with this project.<br />
What other additional installation<br />
parts will I need?<br />
No additional parts are anticipated or required.<br />
However, if something is identified as faulty or<br />
hazardous with a member’s equipment, the coop<br />
will replace it.<br />
Who will be changing out the meters?<br />
We anticipate employees and members from a<br />
vendor team will be changing the meters.<br />
Do members have a choice in getting<br />
a new meter?<br />
The plan is to install new meters on all<br />
accounts. The cooperative is embarking on a<br />
systemwide program that will change all existing<br />
residential and commercial meters to acquire<br />
more accurate information, without the need to<br />
enter a member’s property.<br />
Currently, if members have a question about<br />
their energy usage, the cooperative must send<br />
operations personnel to the member/owner’s<br />
property to reread the meter. With the new<br />
system, customer service representatives can<br />
access the meter information and obtain the<br />
reading almost instantaneously.<br />
The new system will give the cooperative<br />
frequent meter readings, instead of monthly<br />
readings. The new system also will provide new<br />
data that will enable <strong>KIUC</strong> to monitor the system<br />
better and correct inefficiencies.<br />
But what if I REALLY don’t want<br />
a new meter?<br />
While the plan is to install new meters on all<br />
accounts, <strong>KIUC</strong> management and the board are<br />
discussing an optout program. If the decision is<br />
made to move forward with this option, there will<br />
be a cost associated with a member’s decision not<br />
to receive a new smart meter.<br />
What is the difference between the<br />
new meters and the old meters?<br />
The new meters are equipped with a twoway<br />
communications module and the ability to<br />
communicate with our central office computer<br />
system. The existing meters were either an<br />
electromechanical device or an older digital<br />
device.<br />
Will I keep the same rate after<br />
the conversion?<br />
Yes, members will continue to stay on the same<br />
rate class as they have in the past.<br />
What if my bill reports more kWh<br />
usage than normal or I think my meter<br />
is not working correctly?<br />
Contact the <strong>KIUC</strong> office right away at 246.4300<br />
to discuss your billing concerns. Electronic meters<br />
are more accurate than analog or mechanical<br />
meters. The new meters installed have been<br />
tested and meet American National Standards<br />
Institute regulations.<br />
Will meter readers ever need to come<br />
to read the meter onsite again once the<br />
new meter is in place?<br />
Probably not. Meter readers no longer will<br />
regularly need to spend valuable time traveling to<br />
every meter for a monthly read. <strong>All</strong> meter reads<br />
will be digitally transmitted back to coop<br />
headquarters.<br />
What information does the new<br />
meter record?<br />
The new meter records an electronic kWh<br />
reading, the date and time of energy usage, the<br />
overall peak demand of the electric account, if the<br />
meter has rotated backwards, and the number of<br />
times the meter has experienced a loss of power<br />
for any reason. In fact, the meter will record the<br />
date and time of light blinks and the length of a<br />
power outage.<br />
What day of the month will the<br />
meters be read?<br />
<strong>All</strong> of the coop’s new meters can be read at a<br />
variety of times to obtain a history of account<br />
information. However, for billing purposes,<br />
member bills will be read on monthly schedules.<br />
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Once coop employees no longer<br />
need to read the meter, can obstacles<br />
be constructed that may make the<br />
meter inaccessible?<br />
No. Reasonable access to equipment still must<br />
be maintained. This allows for cooperative<br />
personnel to either read or maintain the meter, if<br />
necessary, at reasonable times.<br />
How will the coop read the meters?<br />
The cooperative’s computer will communicate<br />
with the substationinstalled equipment, which<br />
sends a request for one or more meter readings.<br />
The meter reading is sent back to the coop via a<br />
secure network.<br />
Will someone other than the coop be<br />
able to read the new meter<br />
electronically?<br />
It is unlikely. Meter manufacturers are<br />
incorporating security features and encryption<br />
technology into their meters, as recommended by<br />
national security experts. <strong>KIUC</strong>’s goal is to upgrade<br />
the electric distribution system to make it safer,<br />
more secure and more reliable. Your new digital<br />
meter is part of this effort. Once your new digital<br />
meter is installed, your cooperative will be able to<br />
tell if someone “tampers” with your meter<br />
because the meter will report any tampering<br />
attempts to the cooperative.<br />
Will the coop continue to do service<br />
inspections?<br />
Routine inspections of all meters and services<br />
will continue to look for safety hazards, theft or<br />
other problems.<br />
How secure will the new meters be?<br />
The meter display is visible for members to<br />
check their consumption. <strong>All</strong> other information<br />
and data stored in the meter is secure and the<br />
meter is sealed.<br />
Can the cooperative disconnect electric<br />
service using the new meters?<br />
Yes, meters have remote disconnect capabilities.<br />
Will the new meter notify the coop<br />
when the power goes out?<br />
Yes. The meters will be able to record outages,<br />
allowing the cooperative to identify outages to<br />
individual households immediately.<br />
Are there potential health impacts<br />
from a meter that can receive and<br />
send data?<br />
The simple answer is “no,” but like any new<br />
technology, smart grid technology is triggering<br />
concerns among a small segment of consumers.<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> is vigorously committed to the safety of its<br />
members, and will make it a priority to address<br />
any concerns in the months to come.<br />
Research conducted by the Electric Power<br />
Research Institute, the Utilities Telecom Council<br />
and others has revealed no health impacts from<br />
digital meters. The radio frequencies emitted by<br />
digital meters fall well below the maximum<br />
recommended in federal guidelines. Compare this<br />
activity to a laptop with a wireless connection,<br />
which is constantly sending and retrieving data.<br />
A digital meter equipped to send and receive<br />
data has an RF density hundreds of times less than<br />
the RF density of a cell phone—and the meters<br />
are installed on the outside of your house, not<br />
next to your ear.<br />
What percentage of a day is the smart<br />
meter transmitting?<br />
Residential meters typically send data packets<br />
once every three to four hours or six to eight<br />
times per day. These lowpower devices are<br />
transmitting approximately 0.01% of the day, at<br />
short bursts of less than one second. When they<br />
are not sending data packets they do not emit RF<br />
frequencies.<br />
Will the coop notify me prior<br />
to installation?<br />
Yes. <strong>KIUC</strong> will send out installation schedules.<br />
How will I know if my meter has<br />
been changed?<br />
The coop employee or contractor will leave a<br />
door hanger on your front door to let you know they<br />
have changed the meter. <strong>KIUC</strong> will work with<br />
businesses to minimize any inconvenience. You do<br />
not have to be present during the meter change.<br />
Source: NRECA
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2F CNV JQ90381<br />
Cell Phone next to your head -- 0.19 mW/cm2 -- 12,667 times greater<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>’s smart meters and RF fields:<br />
People are continuously exposed to very low<br />
levels of natural and manmade radio frequency<br />
fields, or RF. Even the earth’s surface and the<br />
human body are constant sources of RF fields.<br />
Smart meters will send information about<br />
electricity use to <strong>KIUC</strong> by RF signals. RF exposure<br />
from the smart meters are of much lower power<br />
than other common sources for two reasons:<br />
infrequent signal transmission and distance.<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>’s smart meters emit power for far less<br />
than one minute per day—and these meters are<br />
typically placed outdoors, with a wall separating<br />
the meter from the living space. This combination<br />
of placement and infrequent operation means you<br />
would need to be within one foot of 7,000 smart<br />
meters all communicating at the same time to<br />
reach the Federal Communications Commission<br />
exposure limit.<br />
Radio Frequency Comparison<br />
of Common Sources<br />
Cordless phone next to your head -- 0.12 mW/cm2 -- 8,000 times greater<br />
Microwave oven -- 0.0047 mW/cm2 -- 313 times greater<br />
WiFi Signal -- 0.001 mW/cm2 -- 67 times greater<br />
Natural RF from the human body -- 0.0003 mW/cm2 -- 20 times greater<br />
TV, Radio, and Cell Towers -- 0.00015 mW/cm2 -- 10 times greater<br />
Natural RF from the earth -- 0.00013 mW/cm2 -- 8 times greater<br />
Smart Meter at 1 yard away outside -- 0.000015 mW/cm2<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
Based on FCC average exposure<br />
standards which averages exposure over<br />
30 minutes of usage (47CFR1.1310 averaging)<br />
0.0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.10 0.12 0.14 0.16 0.18 0.20<br />
This information is provided by Dr. Yakov P. Shkolnikov, Ph.D. Dr. Shkolnikov has published more than 25 peerreviewed papers on<br />
electrical engineering topics such as semiconductor physics and electrical safety and has participated in numerous technical conferences<br />
on medical device analysis and semiconductors. He has a patent pending on security of RFID cards, and has filed several provisional<br />
patents filings on cell phone power management, RFID technology, and mechanical strain sensing.<br />
He holds a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Princeton University, 2005; a master’s in electrical engineering, Princeton University,<br />
2004 and a bachelor’s in engineering physics from Cornell University (summa cum laude), 1999.<br />
Quick Facts<br />
1. The FCC limit for RF exposure is 1 milliwatt<br />
per square centimeter (mW/cm2)<br />
2. At 20 inches in front of a meter, the average<br />
exposure to RF signals is less than the<br />
background RF signals naturally generated by<br />
the earth, and less than 0.007 of the safe<br />
exposure standard set by the FCC.<br />
3. Exposure to RF is significantly reduced by<br />
buildings. At one yard in front of the meter on<br />
a typical day, inside your home, your<br />
exposure is miniscule—more than 1.3 million<br />
times below the FCC standard.<br />
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By Anne Barnes<br />
Cybersafety<br />
STOP.THINK.CONNECT. That is a national public awareness campaign aimed at<br />
increasing the understanding of cyber threats and empowering the American<br />
public to be safer and more secure online. In honor of National Cyber Security<br />
Awareness Month, <strong>KIUC</strong> wants to share the organization’s tips and advice.<br />
Keep a Clean Machine.<br />
■ Keep security software current. Having the<br />
latest security software, web browser and<br />
operating system are the best defenses against<br />
viruses, malware and other online threats.<br />
■ Automate software updates. Many software<br />
programs will automatically connect and<br />
update to defend against known risks. Turn on<br />
automatic updates if that is an available option.<br />
■ Protect all devices that connect to the Internet.<br />
Along with computers, smart phones, gaming<br />
systems and other webenabled devices also<br />
need protection from viruses and malware.<br />
■ Plug and scan. USBs and other external devices<br />
can be infected by viruses and malware. Use<br />
your security software to scan them.<br />
Protect Your Personal Information.<br />
■ Secure your accounts. Ask for protection<br />
beyond passwords. Many account providers<br />
now offer additional ways for you verify who<br />
you are before you conduct business on that<br />
site.<br />
■ Make passwords long and strong. Combine<br />
capital and lowercase letters with numbers and<br />
symbols to create a more secure password.<br />
■ Unique account, unique password. Separate<br />
passwords for every account helps thwart<br />
cybercriminals.<br />
■ Write it down and keep it safe. Everyone can<br />
forget a password. Keep a list stored in a safe,<br />
secure place away from your computer.<br />
■ Own your online presence. When available, set<br />
the privacy and security settings on websites to<br />
your comfort level for information sharing. It is<br />
OK to limit who you share information with.
Connect With Care.<br />
■ When in doubt, throw it out. Links in email,<br />
tweets, posts and online advertising are ways<br />
cybercriminals compromise your computer. If it<br />
looks suspicious, even if you know the source, it<br />
is best to delete or, if appropriate, mark as junk<br />
email.<br />
■ Get savvy about WiFi hotspots. Limit the type<br />
of business you conduct and adjust the security<br />
settings on your device to limit who can access<br />
your machine.<br />
■ Protect your $$. When banking and shopping,<br />
check to be sure the sites are security enabled.<br />
Look for web addresses with “https://” or<br />
“shttp://.” That means the site takes extra<br />
measures to help secure your information.<br />
“Http://” is not secure.<br />
Be Web Wise.<br />
■ Stay current. Keep pace with new ways to stay<br />
safe online. Check trusted websites for the<br />
latest information, and share with friends,<br />
family and colleagues. Encourage them to be<br />
web wise.<br />
■ Think before you act. Be wary of<br />
communications that implore you to act<br />
immediately, offers something that sounds too<br />
good to be true or asks for personal<br />
information.<br />
The term social media really just refers to the<br />
use of webbased and mobile technologies to<br />
increase the effectiveness of communicating—<br />
media for social interaction. <strong>KIUC</strong>’s goal is to do<br />
whatever it takes to reach more members more<br />
often. So in addition to traditional tools such as<br />
Currents magazine, inserts, quarterly updates and<br />
such, we have begun supplementing them with<br />
social media platforms.<br />
■ Back it up. Protect your valuable work, music,<br />
photos and other digital information by making<br />
an electronic copy and storing it safely.<br />
Be a Good Online Citizen.<br />
■ Safer for me, more secure for all. What you do<br />
online has the potential to affect everyone—at<br />
home, at work and around the world. Practicing<br />
good online habits benefits the global digital<br />
community.<br />
■ Post only about others as you have them post<br />
about you.<br />
■ Help authorities fight cybercrime. Report stolen<br />
finances or identities and other cybercrime to<br />
www.ic3.gov (Internet Crime Complaint<br />
Center), the Federal Trade Commission at<br />
http://www.onguardonline.gov/filecomplaint.aspx<br />
(if it is fraud), and to your local<br />
law enforcement or state attorney general as<br />
appropriate.<br />
Practice Stop.Think.Connect. Encourage others to<br />
do it as well.<br />
For more information, please go to<br />
www.stopthinkconnect.org, and get involved.<br />
Creating an<br />
Interactive Dialogue<br />
Reaching more members, more often<br />
We are encouraged by early participation and<br />
would like to keep our momentum going. You can<br />
begin by “liking” us on Facebook,<br />
www.facebook.com/<strong>Kauai</strong>Coop, or “follow” us on<br />
Twitter, www.twitter.com/<strong>KIUC</strong>, to stay informed<br />
of news, events, energyefficiency opportunities<br />
and much more.<br />
We hope you will embrace these new platforms<br />
and join us in our journey to more interactive<br />
communications.<br />
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By Anne Barnes<br />
Cracking QR Codes<br />
QR codes are NOT new. What is relatively new is<br />
the use of QR codes in public relations, marketing<br />
and communications. <strong>KIUC</strong> has begun adding<br />
these codes to our communications efforts.<br />
These twodimensional barcodes are designed<br />
to have their contents decoded at a high speed. To<br />
take advantage, you will need:<br />
1. A mobile phone with a camera<br />
2. A mobile phone with internet access if you<br />
want to go straight online<br />
3. A QR code reader installed on the phone<br />
In today’s world, nearly every mobile phone has<br />
a digital camera. The camera, along with decoding<br />
software, can be used to capture a picture of the<br />
QR code. Many free downloads are available for<br />
decoding software, which will transform the data<br />
held in the code into an action for your mobile<br />
phone in a matter of milliseconds.<br />
Download, point, click … and join us!
Facebook: A network of personal and<br />
professional connections, known as “friends.”<br />
Users share general comments, pictures, website<br />
links and videos. Profiles can be open to the public<br />
or permissionbased.<br />
■ Wall: A list of personal updates and direct<br />
posts from friends.<br />
■ News feed: A realtime list of updates from<br />
friends and businesses.<br />
■ Fan: Facebook users may become fans of<br />
groups or businesses. <strong>Up</strong>dates from<br />
businesses appear in a fan’s news feed.<br />
Twitter: A microblogging network limiting<br />
comments to 140 characters. Users share news,<br />
website links and images with other users who<br />
subscribe, or “follow,” an account. Comments can<br />
be open to the public or permissionbased.<br />
■ Tweet: To post a comment on Twitter.<br />
■ Mention: Include the “@” sign followed by the<br />
name of the user or business in a tweet.<br />
Common Terms<br />
In Social Media<br />
■ Direct message: <strong>All</strong>ows two Twitter users to<br />
communicate privately.<br />
■ Retweet: To forward a tweet, users add<br />
“RT @” followed by the originating Twitter<br />
account name and the original tweet.<br />
■ Hashtag: Twitter users group topics by adding<br />
the character “#” before words others might<br />
want to search for.<br />
LinkedIn: A professional network of<br />
connections, known as “links.” Serves as an online<br />
resume and referral service, and allows users to<br />
share presentations and documents with peers.<br />
YouTube, Vimeo: Video hosting and streaming<br />
services offering branded “channels” or pages for<br />
collections of videos. Users may embed videos<br />
from both services onto other websites.<br />
Flickr, Photobucket, Smugmug: Multimedia<br />
hosting and sharing services for pictures.<br />
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20 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Pam Blair<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> KEIKI<br />
Halloween Safety<br />
Halloween is a cherished tradition, but<br />
the excitement of the night can cause<br />
children to forget to be careful. There is<br />
no real “trick” to making Halloween a<br />
“treat” for the entire family. Following<br />
some common sense practices can help<br />
children and adults keep this annual day<br />
of makebelieve safe and fun.<br />
Selecting Safe Costumes<br />
and Decorations<br />
Costumes should be bright, reflective and made<br />
of flameretardant material. They should be short<br />
enough to prevent tripping. For good visibility,<br />
add reflective tape to the costume or the<br />
trickortreat bag.<br />
Think twice before using simulated knives, guns<br />
or swords. If such props must be used, be certain<br />
they do not appear authentic and are soft and<br />
flexible to prevent injury.<br />
Masks should fit securely and not hinder<br />
visibility. They should have nose and mouth<br />
openings and large eyeholes.<br />
Because masks can limit or block eyesight,<br />
consider nontoxic and hypoallergenic face paint<br />
or a decorative hat as an alternative.<br />
When shopping for costumes, wigs and<br />
accessories, purchase only those with a label<br />
indicating they are flame resistant.<br />
Consider fire safety when decorating. Use<br />
batterypowered lanterns or chemical lightsticks<br />
instead of candles in decorations and costumes.<br />
Do not overload electrical outlets with holiday<br />
lighting or special effects, and do not block<br />
exit doors.<br />
Keep jacko‘lanterns away from drapes,<br />
decorations, flammable materials, or areas where<br />
children and pets will be standing or walking.<br />
TrickorTreating Tips<br />
A parent or responsible adult should always<br />
accompany young children on their neighborhood<br />
rounds. Older children should trickortreat in<br />
large groups, and only in familiar areas at homes<br />
with porch lights on. Parents should know where<br />
they are going.<br />
Accept treats at the door and never go into<br />
a stranger’s house.<br />
Carry a flashlight to light your way and make<br />
you more visible, and stay away from open<br />
fires and candles. Costumes can be<br />
extremely flammable.
Walk on sidewalks, not in the street. Follow<br />
traffic signals and rules of the road, and avoid<br />
taking shortcuts across backyards or alleys. Look<br />
both ways before crossing the street, and cross<br />
only at corners.<br />
Homeowners should prepare for trickortreaters<br />
by removing obstacles from the front<br />
yard, restraining dogs and other animals, and<br />
lighting the house well. Check around your<br />
property for flowerpots, low tree limbs, support<br />
wires or garden hoses that may prove hazardous<br />
to young children rushing from house to house.<br />
Confine, segregate or otherwise prepare<br />
household pets for an evening of frightful sights<br />
and sounds. Be sure all dogs and cats are wearing<br />
collars and proper identification tags. Consult your<br />
veterinarian for further advice.<br />
Provide individually wrapped treats or offer kids<br />
nonfood treats, such as stickers and erasers.<br />
Instruct children to bring all candy home before<br />
eating it so you can carefully inspect it. Though<br />
tampering is rare, an adult should closely examine<br />
all treats and throw away any spoiled, unwrapped<br />
or suspicious items.<br />
Children should not snack while out trickortreating.<br />
To help them resist the temptation to<br />
munch, give them a snack or light meal before<br />
they head out.<br />
Parents of young children should remove any<br />
choking hazards, such as gum, peanuts, hard<br />
candies or small toys.<br />
Remind all household drivers to remain<br />
cautious and drive slowly throughout<br />
the community.<br />
If going to an adult Halloween party, don’t drink<br />
and drive. Establish a designated driver.<br />
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ATTENTION, TEACHERS!<br />
Order now!<br />
Call Shelley Paik at 246.4378.<br />
Kids “Super Energy Saver”<br />
Classroom Kit<br />
This program is for schoolage children grades K3.<br />
The program materials teach kids about electricity,<br />
electrical safety, energy savings and renewable<br />
energy. The kits are designed for teachers<br />
or cooperative staff to present to<br />
children.<br />
The program teaches kids<br />
how to become “Super<br />
Energy Savers” by taking a<br />
checklist home and walking<br />
through the house with their<br />
parents to identify energysaving<br />
practices. The kids bring the<br />
checklist back to school and receive<br />
a “Super Energy Saver” certificate<br />
signed by CFL Charlie.<br />
The Kids “Super Energy Saver”<br />
classroom kits include the following<br />
materials:<br />
■ Classroom poster featuring CFL<br />
Charlie<br />
■ Teacher instructions<br />
■ Energysaving checklists<br />
■ “Super Energy Saver” certificates<br />
■ Activity booklets<br />
■ Folders<br />
■ Super Energy Saver light switch<br />
covers<br />
■ One teacher instruction sheet<br />
and poster and 30 each of the<br />
other materials.<br />
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By Anne Barnes<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> IN THE COMMUNITY<br />
You Can Help <strong>KIUC</strong><br />
It is easy to take something for granted when<br />
you see it every day. We drive by row after row of<br />
them, but how often do we think about utility<br />
poles? Yet these silent sentinels—often under<br />
attack in our community—are critical to <strong>KIUC</strong>’s<br />
mission of delivering safe and reliable power.<br />
Coops rely on more than 41 million utility poles<br />
to support these lines. These staunch supporters<br />
of electricity are under constant attack from the<br />
elements: storms, insects, moisture and harsh<br />
soils. But people play a part in pole erosion, too.<br />
At first, utility poles may seem like ideal places<br />
for posters, signs or even clotheslines. However,<br />
these items and the staples and nails left behind<br />
when they are removed create serious safety<br />
hazards for <strong>KIUC</strong> workers. Abandoned nails, tacks<br />
or staples can rip through protective gloves,<br />
leaving line workers exposed to thousands of volts<br />
of energy when working on power lines.<br />
Even when nails are removed, the leftover holes<br />
provide easy entry for bugs and water, causing a<br />
pole that should have lasted four decades or more<br />
to weaken much faster. Signs can cause auto<br />
accidents by distracting drivers and blocking pole<br />
reflectors. Fallen signs also litter the roadway and<br />
take away from the beauty of our island.<br />
The Public Utilities Commission’s General Order<br />
#6, Rule #34 regarding “Foreign Attachments,”<br />
strictly prohibits affixing any nonutility items to<br />
utility poles.<br />
It is <strong>KIUC</strong>’s responsibility to assure our workers<br />
are safe. Please help us by not attaching anything<br />
to utility poles. When you see <strong>KIUC</strong> crews<br />
removing foreign attachments from poles, please<br />
understand it is their job to do so, and it is for<br />
their own safety.<br />
We need your help. If you notice anyone trying<br />
to attach something to a utility pole, let them<br />
know it is dangerous and against the law.<br />
To report emergencies or other safety matters,<br />
call <strong>KIUC</strong> 24 hours a day at 808.246.4300.<br />
Crews Be Safe<br />
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By Anne Barnes<br />
Kaua‘i County Farm Bureau Fair<br />
This year at the Kaua‘i County Farm Bureau Fair<br />
we asked our members to submit questions they<br />
have about the cooperative. While we received<br />
hundreds of questions regarding everything from<br />
bill payment options to board duties and<br />
renewable solutions, not surprisingly the most<br />
frequently asked question this year was, “How<br />
can I be more energy efficient to save money on<br />
my electric bill?”<br />
To respond to that, we offer a quick guide to<br />
Energy Services available from <strong>KIUC</strong> in 2011. From<br />
home visits to rebate programs, <strong>KIUC</strong> provides<br />
extensive opportunities to save.<br />
Home Visits were designed to resolve high bill<br />
inquiries, and are available when questions about<br />
high bills cannot be resolved by other means. An<br />
energy specialist visits the home, helps determine<br />
what conditions are causing high consumption,<br />
and provides general educational and program<br />
information that may help the member manage<br />
their energy consumption.<br />
The Heat Pump Water Heater Rebate Program<br />
provides customers with a $300 rebate for<br />
replacing an existing electric water heater, a<br />
nonfunctioning heat pump water heater or a<br />
nonfunctioning solar water heater. New<br />
construction does not qualify.<br />
The New Efficient Appliance Replacement<br />
Rebate Program is an incentive program designed<br />
to encourage members to discard older, lessefficient<br />
refrigerators, clothes washers and<br />
freezers and replace them with new, energyefficient<br />
models. The rebate is $50. Applications<br />
are available from your retailer or <strong>KIUC</strong>.
The Qualifying Member Appliance Replacement<br />
Program is designed to help qualifying lowincome<br />
seniors (age 60+) reduce their residential<br />
electricity use by replacing older, lessefficient<br />
refrigerators and defective electric water heaters<br />
with new, more efficient ones at no cost to the<br />
member. This program is offered in partnership<br />
with the County of Kaua‘i. For program<br />
information and to determine eligibility, interested<br />
customers must call the County of Kaua‘i Offices of<br />
Community Assistance, Agency on Elderly Affairs<br />
at 241.4487.<br />
The Appliance Meter Service Program gives<br />
members a way to meter and record the amount<br />
of electricity consumed by most common electric<br />
appliances. This helps identify high consumption<br />
appliances that can be targeted for replacement.<br />
Information also can be used to modify the use of<br />
various appliances and help reduce consumption.<br />
Meters may be borrowed for up to seven days,<br />
and are available through member service<br />
representatives at the main office.<br />
Above, <strong>KIUC</strong> employee and board volunteers, Brad Rockwell, Richard Vetter, Ira Fernandez, Carol Bain and Claurino Bueno shared information with members at<br />
the Kaua‘i Farm Bureau Fair. Right, Joe Fontanilla hands Heidi Tokuda and Mary Silva giveaway items at the fair.<br />
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Lyn Casticimo, Kevin Akita<br />
and Kymi Sakai take their<br />
turn volunteering at the<br />
county fair.<br />
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The Solar Loan Program offers zerointerest<br />
loans to members who want to change their<br />
existing electric water heater to a solar water<br />
heating system, or replace an existing<br />
nonfunctional solar water heater. <strong>KIUC</strong> pays the<br />
interest for the participant, while the participant<br />
repays the principal over five years. No down<br />
payment is required. <strong>KIUC</strong> operates this program<br />
in partnership with Kaua‘i Community Federal<br />
Credit Union and the County of Kaua‘i Housing<br />
Agency.<br />
The Solar Rebate Program provides an $800<br />
rebate incentive from <strong>KIUC</strong> for members who<br />
want to replace their existing electric water heater<br />
with a solar water heater, or replace an existing<br />
nonfunctional solar water heater.<br />
Members also asked, “Why is my bill so much<br />
higher than my neighbor’s?”<br />
Here are some things that can account for the<br />
differences:<br />
Demographics. The size of the household and<br />
the age of household members.<br />
Appliances. The electric water heater is<br />
normally the largest energy user in the home. The<br />
type and condition of the water heater and the<br />
temperature setting are all factors. Even a solar<br />
water heater can waste money if you do not use it<br />
correctly. How many refrigerators and freezers are<br />
present, and what is the age, size and condition of<br />
each? The cost of running refrigerators and<br />
freezers can vary per month, depending on the<br />
units’ age and condition. Appliance mix is a big<br />
factor.<br />
Lifestyle. Do you cook more? Use more hot<br />
water? How about guests? Do you wash clothes in<br />
warm or hot water? This can make a bill much<br />
The Ring of Fire, a popular ride this year at the fair.<br />
higher than it has to be. How about the electric<br />
dryer? Electric dryers are another big user. Lights<br />
and fans typically use little energy, but numerous<br />
ceiling fans left on for many hours at a time can<br />
add up over the month.<br />
Remember, no two homes are truly alike. For<br />
more detailed household usage information, see<br />
this month’s Energy Service’s section on page 8.<br />
Thank you to all who stopped by our booth. We<br />
will continue to answer your questions through <strong>KIUC</strong><br />
Currents, member meetings, inserts, releases and<br />
online. If you ever have questions or concerns you<br />
feel are not being addressed, please visit us at<br />
www.kiuc.coop, email us at infor@kiuc.coop, “like”<br />
us at www.facebook.com/<strong>Kauai</strong>Coop, follow us on<br />
Twitter at www.twitter/<strong>KIUC</strong>, call us at 246.4300, or<br />
send a note to Anne Barnes, <strong>KIUC</strong> Currents, 4463<br />
Pahe‘e St, Suite 1, Lihue, HI 967662000.
By Shelley Paik<br />
What the Well-Dressed<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> Lineman is Wearing<br />
Each day, <strong>KIUC</strong>’s construction crews work in close proximity to live wires, either overhead or underground. The hazards are<br />
many. To help protect our crews, they use specialized equipment. Here is a brief description of some of the equipment they use<br />
to keep them safe. We hope that when you see our crews on the side of the road, you will slow down and be aware of your role<br />
in keeping them safe!<br />
Safety Glasses—Nonmetallic, onepiece frame with side panels for<br />
added protection. Sunglasses are a necessity against hazardous sun glare,<br />
particularly when the lineman works on energized lines.<br />
Rubber Glove Protectors—Leather gloves with a Velcro tightening<br />
strap and attached orange vinyl cuff worn over insulated rubber gloves to<br />
reduce the chance of puncture or tearing from sharp objects.<br />
Safety Harness—A full body harness is used for working in an elevated<br />
bucket. the harness attaches to the buckettruck boom with a lanyard.<br />
Lanyard—A nylon strap with locking snap hooks connects the lineman’s<br />
safety harness to the truck boom to prevent falling.<br />
Hinged Hot Stick—The insulated, dielectrictested fiberglass tool is used<br />
to move or adjust live electrical equipment.<br />
Hard Hat—Made from hard plastic with an inner web suspension system, it<br />
has universal slots to attach accessories such as earmuffs. The extended brim<br />
protects the face from falling debris. It is factorytested for dielectric strength<br />
and discarded before dieletric breakdown.<br />
Arm Protector Sleeves—Dieletrictested, seamless, vulcanized molded<br />
rubber protects the wearer’s arms from unintentional contact with an energized<br />
power source.<br />
Shirt—Longsleeved, that is arc rated and stitching with nonmetallic buttons. It<br />
requires industrial wash with no soap or chlorine bleach to maintain its flameretardant<br />
finish.<br />
Rubber Gloves—Dielectrictested, rubber liner insulated gloves provide<br />
electrical protection. Glove thickness dictates the level of voltage line personnel<br />
may work. Ratings: Class I—10,000 volts, Class II—20,000 volts, Class III—30,000<br />
volts and Class IV—40,000 volts.<br />
Journeyman Lineman Joshua Block shows his safety equipment<br />
when doing hotline work in the bucket.<br />
Getting the Pole Job Done<br />
Even more special equipment<br />
is necessary if the job includes<br />
climbing electrical poles. A<br />
leather/synthetic belt holds tools<br />
in a leather pouch and a strap<br />
that adjusts to different pole<br />
sizes. Climbers that have padded<br />
tops and attach to the legs with<br />
straps have triangular points that<br />
jab into a pole as the lineman<br />
climbs (see cover photo).<br />
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Stay Clear! Photo<br />
A downed power line may not be a dead line.<br />
It could cause serious injury or death.<br />
If someone is injured by contact with a power line,<br />
call 911 and keep others away until help arrives.<br />
If a power line falls across or near your vehicle<br />
while you are in it, stay inside until help arrives. If<br />
you must exit, jump clear so that no part of your<br />
body is touching the car when you land. KEEP<br />
BOTH FEET TOGETHER, and shuffle or hop at least<br />
30 feet away from the vehicle.<br />
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by Shelley Paik<br />
For more information<br />
call 246.4300.
Photo by Maile Moriguchi<br />
We all want to feel safe in our homes and in our<br />
neighborhoods. It is also up to us as individuals,<br />
and collectively as families, to help make our<br />
neighborhoods safer.<br />
Between <strong>KIUC</strong>’s generation plant and the<br />
members who use the plant’s electricity are<br />
substations. They transform voltage from high to<br />
low to feed the correct voltage to the receiver.<br />
Substations often are located near homes and<br />
businesses. Safety precautions should be followed<br />
when living near them.<br />
<strong>All</strong> <strong>KIUC</strong> substations are surrounded by tall<br />
fences marked with warning signs. The coop also<br />
has one indoor substation at Lydgate in Wailua.<br />
Remember these rules regarding substations:<br />
1. Access to substations is forbidden to<br />
unauthorized personnel.<br />
2. If an item is accidentally dropped into a<br />
substation, do not try to retrieve it yourself.<br />
Instead, call <strong>KIUC</strong> and ask for help retrieving<br />
the item. Never attempt to retrieve an object<br />
using a pole or net. If the pole is made of<br />
metal or is even slightly damp, it can conduct<br />
electricity.<br />
3. Never touch or climb fences near substations.<br />
4. To avoid encounters with substations<br />
altogether, encourage children to play away<br />
from substations.<br />
While you may not live near an electric<br />
substation, around our neighborhoods there often<br />
are power lines that soar above our streets. These<br />
lines are directly connected to the substations and<br />
bring electricity to our homes. They also can be<br />
dangerous. Follow these safety rules:<br />
By Anne Barnes and Maile Moriguchi<br />
Electrical Safety in<br />
Your Neighborhood<br />
Safe, reliable power is our business<br />
1. No one should climb utility poles or trees<br />
close to utility lines.<br />
2. Kites and balloons should not be flown<br />
around power lines.<br />
3. If a power line has fallen, please use extreme<br />
caution and stay clear of the line. Downed<br />
power lines should never be touched or<br />
approached.<br />
4. If a power line lands on your vehicle, remain<br />
in the car until help arrives. If the emergency<br />
requires you to leave the vehicle, jump clear<br />
so no part of your body is touching the car<br />
when you land. Keep both feet together, and<br />
shuffle or hop at least 30 feet away with your<br />
feet close together. Stay away from any object<br />
that may have touched the power line,<br />
including fences and walls.<br />
5. Treat every line as though it were energized.<br />
6. If you play with highpower water squirters,<br />
keep them away from power lines. If you shoot<br />
water at a power line, electricity can travel<br />
down the stream of water, right back to you!<br />
Some neighborhoods have underground power<br />
lines. The dangers in these areas are in the<br />
padmount transformers known as “green boxes.”<br />
These boxes contain transformers similar to those<br />
on the line that change voltage to be used in<br />
member homes. Padmount transformers usually<br />
are located on cement slabs fronting homes.<br />
While these transformers are locked, children<br />
should not be allowed to play on or near them.<br />
At <strong>KIUC</strong>, our business is providing you safe,<br />
reliable power. If you have any questions, please<br />
contact us at 246.4300.<br />
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By Anne Barnes<br />
Call Before You Dig<br />
Avoid tree and utility conflicts<br />
to keep your family safe<br />
and ensure reliable electric<br />
service to your home<br />
The same trees that beautify your landscape and<br />
provide shade for your home can be responsible for<br />
serious danger to your family, and a potential<br />
problem with your family’s electrical service. Trees<br />
growing too close to electric lines are the primary<br />
cause of momentary short circuits and flickering<br />
lights. In the case of a storm, the limbs on those<br />
trees are likely to knock power lines out completely<br />
and create a threat to your safety.<br />
Overhead Lines<br />
Create a plan before you plant<br />
Overhead utility lines are the easiest to see and<br />
probably the ones we take most for granted.<br />
Although these lines look harmless enough, they<br />
can be extremely dangerous.<br />
Planting tallgrowing trees under and near these<br />
lines eventually requires <strong>KIUC</strong> to prune them to<br />
maintain safe clearance from the wires. This pruning<br />
may result in the tree having an unnatural<br />
appearance. Periodic pruning also can lead to a<br />
shortened life span for the tree.<br />
Trees that must be pruned away from power<br />
lines are under greater stress and are more<br />
susceptible to insects and disease. Small,<br />
immature trees planted today can become<br />
problem trees in the future. Tallgrowing trees<br />
near overhead lines can cause service<br />
interruptions when trees contact wires. Children<br />
or adults climbing in these trees can be severely<br />
injured or even killed if they come in contact with<br />
the wires.<br />
Proper selection and placement of trees in and<br />
around overhead utilities can eliminate potential<br />
public safety hazards, reduce expenses for utilities<br />
and their members, and improve the appearance<br />
of landscapes.<br />
Underground Lines<br />
Call Before You Dig!<br />
Trees are much more than just what you see<br />
overhead. Many times, the root area is larger than<br />
the branch spread above ground.<br />
Much of the utility service provided today runs<br />
below ground. Tree roots and underground lines<br />
often coexist without problems. However, trees<br />
planted near underground lines could have their<br />
roots damaged if the lines need to be dug up for<br />
repairs.<br />
The biggest danger to underground lines occurs<br />
during planting. Before you plant, make sure you<br />
are aware of the location of any underground<br />
utilities. To be certain you do not accidentally dig<br />
into any lines and risk serious injury or a costly<br />
service interruption, call Hawai‘i One Call Center<br />
tollfree at 1.866.423.7287 at least five days before<br />
you dig.<br />
Never assume these utility lines are buried<br />
deeper than you plan to dig. In some cases, utility<br />
lines are very close to the surface.<br />
Safer is Smarter<br />
To protect your family, your property and your<br />
power service, homeowners should keep trees<br />
trimmed away from power lines. If you have<br />
questions, contact <strong>KIUC</strong> at 246.4300.<br />
Remember …<br />
call before you dig!
Photos courtesy of NRECA and <strong>Cooperative</strong>.com<br />
No matter where Americans choose to live<br />
today, most can get electric service—and at a<br />
price close to the cost of providing it to them.<br />
But that wasn’t always the case. Prior to 1935,<br />
life in rural America generally started at sunrise<br />
and ended at sunset.<br />
That’s because nine out of 10 rural homes had<br />
no electric service.<br />
While it was technically possible to deliver<br />
electricity to rural areas, it was not deemed<br />
necessary or economically feasible by the<br />
investorowned utilities (IOUs) of that day.<br />
The bottom line is that it was not profitable to<br />
the power companies to extend service to<br />
sparsely populated country homes.<br />
Rural residents close to a power company’s line<br />
were required to pay the full cost of connecting<br />
their homes to the system.<br />
In many cases, that fee was nearly twice the<br />
annual farm income.<br />
By Pam Blair<br />
Electrifying Rural America<br />
Once that initial investment was made, rural<br />
consumers discovered they would have to pay 10<br />
to 12 cents a kilowatthour—double the rate for<br />
urban customers. In some cases, the charge was<br />
as high as 40 cents per kWh.<br />
Given such exorbitant prices, the IOUs ensured<br />
rural America remained in the dark.<br />
President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s rural<br />
electrification program changed that,<br />
transforming the country through federal lowinterest<br />
Rural Electrification Administration (REA)<br />
loans designed to electrify all of America.<br />
But electrifying the country wasn’t easy.<br />
For years, power companies ignored all but a<br />
few heavily populated, easytoreach and<br />
economically well off rural areas.<br />
That assured them of maximizing their profits.<br />
Ironically, even with access to federal money,<br />
most IOUs still weren’t interested in extending<br />
service to rural areas.<br />
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Most of the loan recipients were newly formed<br />
rural electric cooperatives.<br />
If rural America was to have access to electricity,<br />
rural residents discovered they would have to<br />
make it happen themselves.<br />
Today, nearly a thousand locally owned coops<br />
provide power to more than 35 million people—<br />
around 11 percent of the nation—in 47 states.<br />
Working together for the common good was not<br />
a new concept for farmers, who had organized<br />
agricultureoriented coops.<br />
Now hungry for electricity, rural residents<br />
journeyed up and down country roads, seeking<br />
support for development of electric cooperatives.<br />
By and large, they were successful. In “The Next<br />
Greatest Thing: 50 Years of Rural Electrification in<br />
America,” the story is recounted of one farmer<br />
who—told his farm was too far from REA lines—<br />
literally moved his house so he could join the local<br />
coop and get electricity.<br />
By the end of 1948, more than 40,000<br />
consumers a month were being connected to<br />
lines. In 1949, REAfinanced coops energized<br />
184,000 miles of electric line—nearly 700 miles a<br />
working day.<br />
As the lights came on across rural America, farm<br />
life was transformed. Farm chores previously done<br />
by hand—with the light of a lantern—became<br />
easier with electricity. So did household activities<br />
such as washing, ironing, cooking and cleaning.<br />
“Brothers and sisters, I want to tell you this,”<br />
another farmer told a gathering at his church in<br />
the early 1940s, shortly after his property was<br />
electrified. “The greatest thing on earth is to have<br />
the love of God in your heart, and the next<br />
greatest thing is to have electricity in your house.”<br />
Today, electricity is available to more than 99<br />
percent of the nation’s rural residents—mostly<br />
through electric coops.
To perform their mission, electric cooperatives<br />
own and maintain 2.3 million miles—44 percent—<br />
of the nation’s electric distribution lines, covering<br />
threequarters of the nation’s land mass. Their<br />
assets top $70 billion.<br />
And they provide electrical service in a way far<br />
different than IOUs.<br />
Unlike profitmotivated companies, rural<br />
electric systems are owned and controlled by the<br />
people they serve.<br />
That’s important, because stockholders and<br />
consumers have vastly different interests. Stockholders<br />
want a return on their investment, while<br />
consumers want low rates and quality service.<br />
Because rates and policies are set by memberelected<br />
boards of directors, electric cooperatives<br />
have a history of listening to and respecting the<br />
wishes of their members.<br />
Customer service and billing problems are<br />
handled locally by neighbors, and money paid to<br />
coops stays in the community.<br />
Thanks to the formation of electric<br />
cooperatives, access to electricity atcost is now<br />
possible in rural America.<br />
Pam Blair is assistant editor for Ruralite Services,<br />
Inc., based in Forest Grove, Oregon. She has won<br />
numerous awards for energyrelated articles<br />
produced during 17 years of work for rural electric<br />
cooperatives.<br />
One out of every four<br />
Americans belongs to a coop<br />
October is National Coop Month for the<br />
nation’s 40,000 plus cooperatives. <strong>KIUC</strong> is part<br />
of the network of nearly 1,000 consumerowned<br />
electric cooperatives that provides electricity to<br />
37 million people in 47 states. Owned and<br />
governed by the members in hundreds of small<br />
communities, electric coops have been<br />
demonstrating strong commitment to their<br />
local communities since they turned on the<br />
lights in rural America in the 1930s. Today, they<br />
generate jobs and income, support local causes<br />
through charitable contributions and<br />
volunteerism, improve the environment,<br />
support education and invest in new<br />
community businesses.<br />
Visit us in our Lihue office on Fridays during<br />
the month of October as we celebrate National<br />
Coop Month.<br />
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34 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
SOS Has a New Coordinator<br />
Biologist/Zoologist Marie Morin looks forward<br />
to sharing her passion for Kaua‘i’s native seabirds<br />
Photos by Maile Moriguchi
Marie Morin embraced her new job as the Save<br />
our Shearwaters (SOS) program coordinator at<br />
Kaua‘i Humane Society by working the Kaua‘i<br />
County Farm Bureau Fair all weekend in August.<br />
“I’ve been working at returning to Hawai‘i for a<br />
long time, and this fair is a wonderful reminder of<br />
all the things about this special place I’ve missed,”<br />
Morin said in a brief interview between speaking<br />
with hundreds of fairgoers.<br />
Morin holds a bachelor’s in wildlife biology from<br />
the University of CaliforniaDavis, a master’s in<br />
forest biology (wildlife group) from the University of<br />
Washington in Seattle and a doctorate in zoology<br />
from the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa. She did<br />
her dissertation on the endangered Laysan finch—<br />
an endemic Hawaiian Honeycreeper found on the<br />
refuge island of Laysan in the leeward chain of<br />
Hawaiian <strong>Island</strong>s.<br />
She has spent the better part of the last 30 years<br />
working primarily with birds, mostly endangered<br />
birds. In the past, she has worked as a biologist for<br />
the California Department of Fish and Game, two<br />
national forests (Tongass National Forest in Alaska<br />
and Sequoia National Forest in California), the<br />
Division of Forestry and Wildlife in Hawai‘i, the U.S.<br />
Fish and Wildlife Service in Oregon and at Hawai‘i<br />
Volcanoes National Park and the three smaller<br />
national historical parks on the Kona side of Hawai‘i.<br />
Morin is past president of the Hawai‘i Chapter of<br />
The Wildlife Society and past twotime past<br />
treasurer of the Oregon Chapter of The Wildlife<br />
Society—the national professional organization of<br />
wildlife biologists.<br />
She soon will be joined by husband Joel Simasko,<br />
a physician with Kaiser Northwest and previously at<br />
the Honolulu Kaiser Clinic and Kona Kaiser. Morin is<br />
the mother of two adopted sons, Jon and Jake.<br />
Most recently, Morin taught biology and wildlife<br />
biology at Portland Community College.<br />
“My true passion is wildlife conservation, and I<br />
am happy to return more actively to wildlife<br />
management as the SOS program coordinator,”<br />
Morin said. “The SOS program provides the<br />
opportunity to engage in public outreach and<br />
education regarding native wildlife. I have always<br />
loved Hawai‘i and the wonderful flora and fauna. “<br />
Morin is busy catching up, getting everything up<br />
and running for the impending fallout season;<br />
preparing public outreach; studying the many years<br />
of fallout data; continuing to update and refine the<br />
data set; and working closely with others on the<br />
island and throughout the state who are working on<br />
shearwaters and petrel.<br />
“My ultimate goal is to help with increased<br />
restoration of Hawai‘i’s unique native birds so that<br />
our children’s children, and their children, can see<br />
the native birds forever in the wild,” she said.<br />
ThePower<br />
to Partner<br />
Every year on Kaua‘i, hundreds of Newell Shearwaters are attracted to<br />
bright lights, fly into unseen objects, and fall. Although temporarily<br />
stunned, most of the birds are uninjured. Nearly 90 percent of them can<br />
be rescued and returned to the wild.<br />
You can help.<br />
In partnership with Kaua‘i <strong>Island</strong> <strong>Utility</strong> <strong>Cooperative</strong> and DLNR Division of<br />
Forestry and Wildlife, the Kaua‘i Humane Society is urging Kaua‘i residents<br />
and visitors to help Save Our Shearwaters. Go to www.kauaihumane.org to<br />
learn how. Thank you and Aloha.<br />
You can help:<br />
• Keep a nonairtight container and towel in your vehicle.<br />
• If you find a downed bird, gently pick it up with the towel covering<br />
the head, and completely around its back and wings. Place in the<br />
container.<br />
• Keep the bird covered and quiet in a shaded area. Do NOT feed or<br />
water.<br />
• Take the bird to the nearest aid station listed below. Please do NOT<br />
attempt to release the bird yourself.<br />
• Please record the information requested at the aid station.<br />
SOS Aid Station Locations<br />
West—Waimea Fire Station • Hanapēpē Fire Station<br />
Kalaheo Fire Station • Port <strong>All</strong>en Chevron • PMRF<br />
South—Kōloa Fire Station<br />
CentralEast—Līhu‘e Fire Station • Kapa‘a Fire Station<br />
Matson Nawiliwili • Kaua‘i Humane Society<br />
North—Kilauea Medical Group • Hanalei Fire Station<br />
Hanalei Liquor Store<br />
From left, SOS Technician<br />
Marilou Knight, SOS<br />
Rehabilitation Specialist Tracy<br />
Anderson and new SOS<br />
Coordinator Marie Morin.<br />
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36 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
Vegetation Management<br />
Minimizing Service Interruptions<br />
Trees can be a power line’s worst enemy. Strong<br />
winds and storms can topple trees or shatter<br />
branches, pulling down power lines and causing<br />
outages. Sometimes, even heavily damaged lines<br />
remain energized and can electrify trees and<br />
nearby objects.<br />
Stray voltage and arcs are capable of serious<br />
injury, or death, to personnel who come into<br />
contact with or possibly even close to such events.<br />
Last year, nearly 20 percent of <strong>KIUC</strong>’s outages<br />
were due to trees on lines. That is why <strong>KIUC</strong><br />
maintains an aggressive vegetation management<br />
program using four fulltime contract crews to<br />
control the treeline contact problem.<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>’s rightofway vegetation management<br />
program is designed to minimize service<br />
interruptions from overgrown or fallen trees along<br />
rights of way for transmission and distribution<br />
circuits. Each year, every foot of every line—more<br />
than 1,165 miles of overhead line—is inspected to<br />
identify distribution and transmission problems,<br />
including hazardous vegetation.<br />
Trees encroaching on power lines—or that are<br />
likely to do so within a year—require trimming.<br />
How much to trim is prescribed by a utility<br />
forester based on tree growth rate and structure,<br />
limb configurations, wind sway and line sag. The<br />
species, environmental factors, irrigation and<br />
proximity of the tree to the line are considered.<br />
A margin of safety is added above minimum<br />
clearance requirements.<br />
After these determinations are made, <strong>KIUC</strong><br />
implements a planned and consistent trimming<br />
cycle to ensure dollars are well spent and power<br />
lines stay clear. Fastergrowing areas require<br />
greater clearances at the time of trim to reduce<br />
stress to the tree and and costs associated with<br />
the trimming.
State law requires <strong>KIUC</strong> to maintain all lines,<br />
keeping them safe and hazardfree. If <strong>KIUC</strong>’s<br />
inspection staff or contractor determines that<br />
some trimming must be done within an easement<br />
on private property, no prior notification is<br />
required. <strong>Utility</strong> easements and rights of way<br />
often are conveyed in the deed to a property.<br />
As a condition of electric service to your home,<br />
you also must provide the utility with reasonable<br />
access to your property for maintenance<br />
at all times.<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> does not trim service drops on private<br />
property, so this responsibility remains with the<br />
property owner. A qualified trimmer should be<br />
contacted for such work. Always take<br />
extreme caution when working near overhead<br />
power lines, as any electrical contact could result<br />
in serious injury.<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> highly recommends that all members<br />
survey areas carefully prior to planting trees to be<br />
sure they will not cause problems as they mature<br />
and grow high enough to reach overhead power<br />
lines.<br />
Know Your <strong>Utility</strong> Lines<br />
■ <strong>KIUC</strong> trims trees surrounding transmission<br />
and distribution lines.<br />
■ We do not trim trees to maintain service<br />
drops.<br />
Distribution<br />
Service Drop<br />
Telephone<br />
and Cable lines<br />
Transmission<br />
Transformer<br />
Street Light<br />
Why <strong>KIUC</strong> Trims Trees<br />
Trees growing near power lines<br />
can be dangerous…<br />
■ <strong>KIUC</strong> trims trees to keep communities safe.<br />
■ Trees are maintained at a safe distance<br />
from power lines to prevent people from<br />
climbing or working where they might be<br />
injured by coming in contact with highvoltage<br />
wires.<br />
■ <strong>KIUC</strong> trims trees to prevent fires.<br />
■ Tree trimming reduces the possibility that<br />
a tree may come in contact with highvoltage<br />
power lines, resulting in sparks<br />
that could start fires. The coop also<br />
maintains the vegetation around its<br />
buildings and equipment.<br />
■ <strong>KIUC</strong> trims trees to prevent power outages.<br />
Trees and branches falling into power lines<br />
contribute to a number of power outages.<br />
Keeping limbs clear of power lines helps reduce<br />
the number of outages.<br />
OCTOBER 2011 37
38 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
Photos By Shelley Paik and Maile Moriguchi<br />
Crazy for Crock-Pots<br />
Pan Laulau<br />
5 to 6pound pork shoulder roast<br />
Hawaiian salt<br />
4 tablespoons liquid smoke<br />
2 packages frozen spinach<br />
Place roast in CrockPot (or slow cooker) and<br />
sprinkle with Hawaiian salt. Pour liquid smoke<br />
over the roast. Cook on high for 6 to 7 hours.<br />
Shred; add spinach, and cook for another hour, or<br />
until spinach is heated through.<br />
Potato Corn<br />
Chowder<br />
1 pound frozen hash browns, thawed<br />
¼ cup chopped onion<br />
1 15ounce can whole corn, undrained<br />
1 15ounce can creamed corn<br />
1 12ounce can evaporated milk<br />
½ teaspoon salt<br />
Combine ingredients in a slow cooker. Cover and<br />
cook on low heat for 7 to 8 hours. Makes 7 cups.
Short Ribs<br />
3 pounds short ribs<br />
Salt and pepper to taste<br />
Vegetable oil<br />
¼ cup ketchup<br />
1 8ounce can tomato sauce<br />
1 tablespoon sugar<br />
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped<br />
¼ cup brown sugar<br />
1 ½ tablespoons vinegar or lemon juice<br />
1 ½ tablespoons wine or liquor<br />
3 tablespoons shoyu<br />
1 ½ tablespoons Worcestershire sauce<br />
Season meat with salt and pepper. Heat oil in<br />
large pot. Brown short ribs; drain excess oil. Mix<br />
remaining ingredients and pour over short ribs.<br />
Cover, bring to a boil and simmer until tender,<br />
about 1 to 1½ hours), stirring occasionally.<br />
To cook the ribs in a slow cooker: After<br />
browning the ribs, place in a slow cooker.<br />
Combine remaining ingredients and pour over<br />
ribs. Cover and cook on low for 6 to 8 hours.<br />
Chicken Tortilla<br />
Soup<br />
46 ounces chicken broth<br />
1 15ounce can tomato sauce<br />
1 15ounce can diced tomatoes<br />
3 cups shredded cooked chicken<br />
2 green poblano chilis, diced<br />
2 red jalapeno peppers, diced<br />
3 tomatoes<br />
2 tablespoons minced garlic<br />
2 tablespoons cilantro<br />
1½ tablespoons red pepper<br />
2 teaspoons cumin<br />
2 teaspoons pepper<br />
2 teaspoons salt<br />
1 tablespoon Tabasco sauce<br />
Garnish<br />
1 cup shredded Mexican blend cheese<br />
¼ cup cilantro leaves<br />
1 sliced lime<br />
2 cups tortilla strips<br />
Add all ingredients except garnish into slow<br />
cooker and cook on high for 6 hours. Top with<br />
garnish before serving.<br />
OCTOBER 2011 39
40 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> BOARD OF DIRECTORS<br />
Taking It on the Road<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> hosts four Quarterly <strong>Up</strong>date meetings<br />
across the island<br />
In rolling out the secondquarter update, CEO<br />
David Bissell, new Chief of Operations Mike<br />
Yamane and Communications Specialist Maile<br />
Moriguchi delivered a positive message about<br />
managing the cost of energy, reducing<br />
dependence on fossil fuels, the arrival of new<br />
technologies to serve you better and how <strong>KIUC</strong> is<br />
using social media to make <strong>KIUC</strong>’s<br />
communications more interactive.<br />
Bissell began with a review of <strong>KIUC</strong>’s portfolio<br />
approach to renewable development, which<br />
includes biomass, hydroelectricity, photovoltaics<br />
and battery energy storage systems (BESS).<br />
“It is likely by next year <strong>KIUC</strong> will have the<br />
highest per capita solar penetration in the United<br />
States,” Bissell said.<br />
With tax incentives still available, fast<br />
completion times and 10 megawatts currently<br />
installed or under contract, <strong>KIUC</strong> is picking up<br />
speed on the PV front. In addition, the first 1.5<br />
MW utilityscale battery storage system will be<br />
online in the third quarter and will help mitigate<br />
the effects of a 3MW PV project that will also<br />
feed into Koloa.<br />
Citing Green Energy’s 6.7MW project<br />
scheduled to be online in 2013, and additional<br />
power purchase agreements pending, Bissell said<br />
biomass remains a viable piece of <strong>KIUC</strong>’s portfolio,<br />
with a very real potential to deliver 7 to 20 MW of<br />
firm power.<br />
With 20 to 40 MWs of hydroelectric potential<br />
on Kaua‘i, <strong>KIUC</strong> continues to work on this legacy<br />
project. While hydropower remains capital<br />
intensive, there is no fuel cost associated with it,<br />
so it provides potentially the lowest cost of power.<br />
“We will continue to study sites and water<br />
resources, participate in landowner and agency<br />
discussions, and consider alternatives for greater<br />
stakeholder involvement,” Bissell said.<br />
He stressed that while it is less talked about,<br />
efficiency and technology are an essential<br />
component of <strong>KIUC</strong>’s strategy, leading into<br />
Yamane’s discussion on smart grid.<br />
If you are a regular reader, you know that In<br />
November 2009, <strong>KIUC</strong> and 26 other electric<br />
cooperatives from 10 states were awarded a $33.9<br />
million matching grant from the U.S. Department of<br />
Energy under the American Reinvestment and
Recovery Act (ARRA) for smart grid demonstration<br />
projects. DOE awarded the National Rural Electric<br />
<strong>Cooperative</strong> Association’s <strong>Cooperative</strong> Research<br />
Network half of the project’s total cost of $67 million<br />
to test and develop technologies that operate<br />
together to make the grid more efficient and<br />
reliable. The cost of <strong>KIUC</strong>’s project is $11 million, of<br />
which $5.5 million is being provided by ARRA.<br />
Yamane began his presentation by explaining<br />
that as part of the program, <strong>KIUC</strong> is investing in<br />
new smart meters to improve the efficiency,<br />
reliability and affordability of <strong>KIUC</strong>’s electric<br />
system. (See page 10.)<br />
He also addressed outage restoration and<br />
notification, demand response, home area<br />
networking and provided a brief overview of some<br />
questions received from members.<br />
“People want to know when they can expect<br />
installation,” Yamane said. “<strong>KIUC</strong> anticipates<br />
installation for the demonstration project to begin<br />
in 2012, and the plan is to install new meters on<br />
all accounts. The cooperative is embarking on a<br />
systemwide program that will change 100 percent<br />
of existing residential and commercial meters.”<br />
While the plan is to install the new meters on all<br />
accounts, <strong>KIUC</strong> management and the board are<br />
discussing an optout program for members<br />
strenuously opposed to installation. If that option<br />
is approved, members who choose not to receive<br />
a new smart meter will be assessed a cost for that<br />
decision.<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> Board Chairman<br />
Teofilo “Phil” Tacbian makes<br />
a presentation to members<br />
at the Kapa‘a Middle School<br />
Quarterly <strong>Up</strong>date meeting<br />
on August 11.<br />
OCTOBER 2011 41
Maile Moriguchi explains social media to members and encourages them to<br />
“Like” us on Facebook, “follow” us on Twitter and check out our videos on the<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> Channel on HawaiiStream.com.<br />
42 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
Yamane said few questions have been raised<br />
about health issues.<br />
“The simple answer is no, there are no health<br />
issues associated with smart meter installation,<br />
but like any new technology, smart grid<br />
technology is triggering concerns among a small<br />
segment of consumers,” Yamane said. “<strong>KIUC</strong> is<br />
vigorously committed to the safety of its<br />
members, and will make it a priority to address<br />
any concerns in the months to come.”<br />
Moriguchi concluded the presentation with an<br />
overview of <strong>KIUC</strong>’s new social media plan.<br />
“<strong>KIUC</strong> is making every effort to engage<br />
members in a more interactive, informal dialogue<br />
through our social media plan,” Moriguchi<br />
explained. “Facebook, Twitter and a website<br />
dedicated to our renewable efforts are also<br />
providing us the opportunity to promote<br />
efficiency, events, cover safety issues, and<br />
communicate more affectively about outages and<br />
emergencies.”<br />
Ultimately, Moriguchi said she hoped the new<br />
plan would enhance current traditional methods<br />
of communications, and increase awareness of<br />
programs and services, engage members to<br />
improve relationships, and increase member<br />
satisfaction through communicating more<br />
efficiently. (For information on how to join our<br />
social media activities, see the story on page 17.)<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> wants to thank the few members who<br />
attended one or more of our meetings. While the<br />
turnouts were small, <strong>KIUC</strong> will continue offering<br />
opportunities to participate in meetings in the<br />
future.<br />
Additional questions are being updated every<br />
day at www.kauairenewablesolutions.coop.<br />
Elsie Kanekuni, Sakiko Okihara, and Lois Kobashigawa at the quarterly meeting in Kekaha exchanging bulbs. <strong>KIUC</strong> Marketing and<br />
Communications intern JessikaLyn Garcia loks on in the background.
Directors are the connection between you, the<br />
member/owners of <strong>KIUC</strong>, and the management<br />
and staff, who operate <strong>KIUC</strong>.<br />
Q. How do you become a director/board member<br />
of <strong>KIUC</strong>?<br />
A. Directors are elected by you, the<br />
member/owners of <strong>KIUC</strong>.<br />
Q. Are there any qualifications required to<br />
become a director?<br />
A. Yes. Each prospective board member must be a<br />
member of the coop, and is required to attend<br />
a seminar that outlines the duties and<br />
responsibilities of the board of directors before<br />
being eligible to stand for election.<br />
Q. Is there any specific education required once<br />
elected to the board?<br />
A. Yes. Each director is required to obtain<br />
certification as a credentialed cooperative<br />
director by passing five courses taught by the<br />
National Rural Electric <strong>Cooperative</strong> Association.<br />
Continuing education courses also may be<br />
taken to obtain a board leadership certificate.<br />
Q. What do board members do?<br />
A. Board members are responsible for the overall<br />
direction of the cooperative.<br />
By Kathryn Wiliams<br />
The Director Connection<br />
Directors direct the cooperative.<br />
CEOs make executive decisions.<br />
Managers manage the staff and projects.<br />
Staff climb the poles, answer the phones, pay the bills, run the programs,<br />
fix the wires, run the generators and publish this magazine.<br />
Q. What are some of their duties?<br />
A. They have high level oversight of management,<br />
do financial and strategic planning, and review<br />
the performance of the coop.<br />
Q. What are the board members’ legal<br />
responsibilities?<br />
A. They have to “prudently” represent the<br />
interests of the coop and its members as a<br />
whole, not just a small group. They also must<br />
follow the law in directing the business and<br />
affairs of the coop.<br />
Q. May the directors get involved in the specifics<br />
of daily operations?<br />
A. No. Daytoday operations are the<br />
responsibility of management, not directors.<br />
Q. Do directors oversee the hiring of employees?<br />
A. Only <strong>KIUC</strong>’s CEO is hired by the board of<br />
directors.<br />
Q. May members get involved in operational<br />
decisions?<br />
A. No. You have elected the board of directors<br />
to be your advocates. Once elected, their<br />
decisions must reflect the interests, needs<br />
and concerns of the majority of <strong>KIUC</strong>’s<br />
membership.<br />
The <strong>KIUC</strong> Board<br />
is Going Mobile!<br />
In accordance with<br />
the Board’s decision<br />
to hold two monthly<br />
meetings a year at<br />
another location,<br />
the 10/25/11 Board<br />
meeting will be held<br />
at the Hanapepe<br />
Library Conference<br />
Room. Please mark<br />
your calendars. See<br />
you there!<br />
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A Message From the Chairman<br />
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Aloha,<br />
As we move forward to improve our electric system to be more efficient<br />
and reliable, we introduced new smart meters. Recently, some of our<br />
members expressed concerns about these meters in regard to health and<br />
privacy.<br />
In our August issue of Currents, we addressed this issue in an article titled<br />
“Advanced Meters for Advanced Service” by Anne Barnes. The article answers<br />
many questions you may have. We sent you two brochures on smart grid and<br />
frequently asked questions in the September billing cycle. We also can mail<br />
out a complete information packet to members who want even more<br />
information.<br />
Are these meters safe? We know they are. We are committed to the safety<br />
of our members and will address all concerns you have.<br />
We are continuing our efforts to identify potential areas where hydropower<br />
can be developed and other renewable options, such as solar and biomass.<br />
I encourage you to use your Coop Connections Card and take advantage of<br />
the savings available here at home and online. If you don’t have the card, it is<br />
available at our office in Lihue.<br />
I want to acknowledge one of our members whose accomplishments are noteworthy. Jessica Iwata, the<br />
daughter of Jason and Jocelyn Iwata of Lihue, plays shortstop for the University of Hawai‘i Rainbow wahine<br />
softball team. Her outstanding performance earned her allWestern Athletic Conference firstteam honors in both<br />
her freshman and sophomore years. She also was named WAC player of the year. She was the first female to play<br />
in the AJA league on Kaua‘i.<br />
We at <strong>KIUC</strong> recognize our youth as they achieve excellence in their lives. I want to add Jessica Iwata to that list<br />
of achievers.<br />
T. Phil Tacbian, Chairman of the Board<br />
Esaki Appointed to Executive Committee<br />
of NRECA Board of Directors<br />
Dennis Esaki, past chairman of the <strong>KIUC</strong> Board of Directors, recently was appointed to the executive<br />
committee of the National Rural Electric <strong>Cooperative</strong> Association Board of Directors. Each state served by<br />
electric cooperatives has a seat on the national board. Esaki has held that position for <strong>KIUC</strong> since 2006.<br />
In 2009, Esaki was appointed to chair the Marketing, Communications and Business Development<br />
Committee of NRECA’s Board of Directors—a position he still holds today. His duties include making<br />
recommendations to the national board in the areas of business development, marketing and<br />
communications between NRECA and its members. He has been extremely active in NRECA’s “Our Energy,<br />
Our Future” initiative, a national grassroots campaign that engages consumermembers in a conversation<br />
with elected officials about how we meet climate change goals, while keeping electricity reliable and<br />
affordable.<br />
NRECA is the national service organization that represents more than 900 electric cooperatives that<br />
serve more than 40 million people in 47 states.<br />
Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, near Washington, D.C., NRECA assists electric coops with public policy, regulatory matters,<br />
research, lobbying, insurance, health and retirement plans, technical assistance, and training for coop directors, managers and<br />
supervisors.<br />
Nine years ago, NRECA provided extensive assistance in the formation of <strong>KIUC</strong> and the utility’s transition from Kaua‘i Electric’s<br />
being an investorowned forprofit utility to becoming a memberowned notforprofit cooperative.
Board Actions<br />
for July and August 2011<br />
Meeting Date Item Description Board Action<br />
6/28 Executive Board Resolution 07-11, McBryde (A&B) 6-MW Photovoltaic Purchase Power Agreement Approved<br />
7/26<br />
8/30<br />
Unfinished<br />
Business<br />
New<br />
Business<br />
Unfinished<br />
Business<br />
MRC<br />
MRC (SMR)<br />
Director email plan - proposal to have individual director email buttons<br />
placed on the <strong>KIUC</strong> website.<br />
Appointment of Directors David Iha and Peter Yukimura as the 2011 Region 9 NRECA<br />
voting delegate and alternate, respectively.<br />
Deferred to committee for<br />
further clarification<br />
No objections<br />
Policy (PY) Board Resolution 08-11, Revised Policy Committee Charter. Approved<br />
Policy (PY)<br />
MRC (SMR)<br />
MRC (SMR)<br />
F&A (AAS)<br />
F&A (AAS)<br />
F&A (AAS)<br />
F&A (AAS)<br />
MRC (SMR)<br />
SMR<br />
SMR<br />
Board Policy No. 19, Anti-retaliation and Whistleblowing - periodic review only,<br />
no changes recommended.<br />
Motion: Instruct the CEO to create a plan for an ambassador group called Co-op 2012<br />
and defer further discussion to the Strategic Communications Workshop, Aug. 18th.<br />
Twice a year move the monthly board meeting to a different location, once on the<br />
Eastside and once on the Westside<br />
Request approval of 2012 budget items to preorder replacement of two T&D trouble<br />
shooter trucks No. 355 and 442 due to long lead times. These will be budgeted as capital<br />
expenditures for 2012 in the amounts of $141K each or a total of $282K. (T&D BAR)<br />
$60K for the purchase and installation of bird monitoring and thermal equipment to<br />
comply with Department of Justice Memorandum of Plea Agreement and $15K to be<br />
paid to USFW (US Fish & Wildlife Service). Total request: $75K. (SS BAR)<br />
Authorization for CEO David Bissell and Controller Karissa Jonas to sign the CFC<br />
restructuring line of credit documentation. (Acctg BAR)<br />
Approval of $158,636 in accounts receivable write-offs for disconnected accounts as of<br />
12/31/2010. These are write-offs not gone to bankruptcy.<br />
Change the board meeting time from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.<br />
and begin the change after January 1, 2012.<br />
Request to rescind the 7/26 motion of the board adding a second public testimony<br />
period to the monthly board meetings.<br />
Request to have individual email links for either all or none of the directors<br />
on the <strong>KIUC</strong> website.<br />
Approved<br />
Motion carried<br />
Approved<br />
Approved<br />
Approved<br />
Approved<br />
Approved<br />
Approved<br />
Motion did not carry<br />
Motion carried<br />
Motion to reconsider individual email links. Motion carried<br />
<strong>All</strong> 9 directors names be listed on the <strong>KIUC</strong> website with whatever contact information<br />
they prefer and for staff to mask private business email addresses if used.<br />
Approved<br />
Executive TPT Have a facilitated board self-assessment annually in January. Approved as amended<br />
New<br />
Business<br />
Policy<br />
MRC<br />
F&A<br />
Executive<br />
Policy (PY)<br />
Board Policy No. 14, <strong>KIUC</strong> Policy, Procedure, and Practice Formulation,<br />
Review and Approval (rev 8/30/11).<br />
Approved as amended<br />
PY Board Policy No. 27, Director Communications (rev 8/30/11). Approved as amended<br />
Board Policy No. 16, Access to <strong>Cooperative</strong> Information (rev 8/30/11). Approved as amended<br />
Appointment of George Costa, director, Office of Economic Development, County of Kaua‘i,<br />
to fill the government sector vacancy on the <strong>KIUC</strong> Loan Review Committee. (MRC BAR)<br />
Board Resolution 10-11, CFC 3-year Term Loan & Line of Credit Restructure;<br />
authorization to sign loan documents.<br />
Approved<br />
Approved<br />
Authorize the CEO to expend funds to purchase a second battery for the A&B 6-MW PV project. Approved<br />
Authorize the CEO to sign the 2012-14 Independant Auditors Contract. Approved<br />
Board Policy No. 17, Delegation of Authority from the Board of Directors to the Chief<br />
Executive Officer (rev 8/30/11).<br />
Approved as amended<br />
OCTOBER 2011 45
46 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Maile Moriguchi<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>’S VALUE ADDED SERVICES<br />
Cash In On Savings With Your<br />
Co-op Connections Card<br />
As a cardcarrying member, you can use your Coop Connections Card or key fob at any participating<br />
business and receive discounts at restaurants and retail shops, services, hotels and much more. Spotting<br />
a participating business is easy. Look for the Coop Connections Card sticker on the door or cash register<br />
at the business. <strong>KIUC</strong> publishes an updated list of participating businesses in each issue of <strong>KIUC</strong> Currents<br />
magazine, but deals are added all the time. The best spot to find the latest deals is online at<br />
www.kiuc.coop. Simply click the “Coop Connections” link. If you have a business and would like to<br />
participate in the program, please call 246.4348 for more information.<br />
Aloha Services, Kapa‘a, Princeville<br />
10% discount on all shipping, storage, copies and post<br />
office box rentals.<br />
Backdoor Hanalei, Hanalei<br />
10% off all originalpriced goods, except surfboards<br />
and paddleboards.<br />
Buddha Boutique, Līhu‘e<br />
10% off entire store (discount cannot be combined<br />
with other discounts or instore specials).<br />
Edward Jones, Kalāheo<br />
Free portfolio review.<br />
ElectraTech Services LLC, Kapa‘a<br />
Receive $500 off any photovoltaic power system.<br />
Seniors 65+ ask about additional savings<br />
Hanalei Paddler, Hanalei<br />
10% off all originalpriced goods, except surfboards<br />
and paddleboards.<br />
Hanalei Surf Company, Hanalei<br />
10% off all originalpriced goods, except surfboards<br />
and paddleboards.<br />
<strong>Island</strong>wide Solar, Līhu‘e<br />
$500 discount or 5 percent off a photovoltaic system,<br />
whichever is greater.<br />
Jim Saylor Jewelers, Kapa‘a<br />
10% discount.<br />
JJ’s Broiler, Līhu‘e<br />
“Early Bird Special” – Customer must be seated<br />
between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. to receive a 10% discount<br />
on food items. Liquor is excluded. Tax and gratuity<br />
not included.<br />
Save on Your Prescriptions<br />
With Coop Connections<br />
More than $21.5 million has been saved on<br />
prescriptions by coop members since May 2007.<br />
Discover how much you can save with your<br />
Coop Connections Card. To learn more about<br />
Coop Connections, visit www.kiuc.coop<br />
Kalapaki Bay Memorial Park, Līhu‘e<br />
$150 discount on cemetary plots.<br />
Kaua‘i Floors, Inc., Līhu‘e<br />
10% off all area rugs in stock, not already reduced.<br />
Kaua‘i Inn, Līhu’e<br />
20% off rack rate.<br />
Kaua‘i Memorial Gardens, Līhu‘e<br />
5 percent discount on cemetery property and funeral<br />
plans (preneed). Not good toward atneed services<br />
and merchandise.<br />
Kaua‘i SelfStorage, Līhu‘e<br />
10% off regular rental rate plus one free lock with<br />
rental of any size unit.<br />
Kayak Kaua‘i, Kapa‘a<br />
10% discount on tours and rentals.<br />
Kujo’s Mini Mart, Kalāheo<br />
10% off everything, except alcohol, cigarettes and<br />
gift items.<br />
Lawai Cannery Self Storage & Warehouses, Kalāheo<br />
10% off of any selfstorage unit. Offer not valid with<br />
any other specials.<br />
New Leaf Skin Care, Līhu‘e<br />
15% off all skin care services.<br />
North Shore General Store, Princeville<br />
20% off café prices.<br />
Precision Tinting Kaua‘i, Līhu‘e<br />
15% off regular price.<br />
Progressive Expressions, Kōloa<br />
10% off originalmarked prices, except surfboards.<br />
Sweet N Sassy, ʻEleʻele<br />
10% off all regularpriced merchandise, not to include<br />
sale items or other instore promotions.<br />
The Bikini Room, Hanalei<br />
15% off any regular priced items. Offer not to be<br />
combined with any other, not good on sales or<br />
discounted items.<br />
Tropics <strong>Island</strong> Therapy, ʻEleʻele<br />
$10 off a 30minute massage.<br />
Wings Over Kaua‘i, Kalāheo<br />
10% off, three passenger maximum, two passenger<br />
minimum. Direct booking only.<br />
Members can pick up their Coop Connections Card at <strong>KIUC</strong>’s main office in Līhu‘e. If your business would like<br />
to participate in the program, or for more information, please contact Maile Moriguchi at 246.4348.
Call it<br />
Cost-effective<br />
Economical<br />
Penny-wise<br />
Prudent<br />
Sparing<br />
Thrifty<br />
Frugal<br />
Use it, and people will call you brilliant.<br />
No matter what you call it, the Coop Connections Card will save you money on<br />
goods and services of all kinds. Just take it with you wherever you go. Pull it out<br />
anywhere you see a Coop Connections sticker. And say hello to the savings.<br />
The card is yours. The savings are yours. <strong>All</strong> because you’re a member of a<br />
Touchstone Energy cooperative. To learn more, visit www.kiuc.coop. We’re always<br />
looking out for you.<br />
OCTOBER 2011 47
48 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
MEMBER SERVICES<br />
Breaker Box Safety<br />
One of the most important parts of a home’s<br />
electrical system is the breaker box containing the<br />
circuit breaker panel. It serves as the electrical<br />
distribution system for your home, and is constantly<br />
distributing and receiving electricity. The panel<br />
protects from power surges and other possible<br />
hazards. With regular maintenance, experts say<br />
today’s electrical panels can function properly and<br />
protect homes for 30 years or more.<br />
As part of our safety issue, <strong>KIUC</strong> wants you to be<br />
familiar with the circuit breaker panel in your home.<br />
It divides the main supply of electricity into<br />
individual circuits that bring power to rooms and<br />
appliances. It also acts as an important piece of<br />
safety equipment, housing circuit breakers that<br />
switch off electrical circuits if those circuits become<br />
overloaded. This greatly reduces the likelihood of<br />
short circuits and potential electrical fires. Following<br />
key safety procedures makes accessing and servicing<br />
the breaker panel easy and safe.<br />
Electric Shutoff<br />
It is important to know where all of your home’s<br />
electrical panels are located and how to turn the<br />
electricity off in case of emergency. Because electric<br />
panels and shutoffs vary widely, you will need to<br />
locate your main electric panel and find which<br />
switch or circuit breaker shuts off the main feed.<br />
Your home may be equipped with fuses or circuit<br />
breakers. If your home has circuit breakers, you will<br />
need to open the metal door of the breaker box to<br />
reveal them (never remove the metal cover). The<br />
main circuit breaker should be clearly marked<br />
Shutting off the main breaker only disconnects the electricity to the internal wiring in the house. The line from the electric<br />
company will still be active! This is especially noteworthy if there are downed electric lines in your yard. Turning off the main<br />
breaker will not deenergize the downed line. You should exercise utmost caution around any downed lines.
showing “ON” and “OFF” positions. If your house has<br />
fuses, you will find a knife switch handle or pullout<br />
fuse that should be marked “MAIN.” Remove all the<br />
small fuses or turn off all the small breakers first,<br />
then shut off the “MAIN.”<br />
Most residential locations have a single feed from<br />
the electric company, so the process will be simple<br />
once you locate the main breaker panel. However, if<br />
you have subelectrical panels next to the main<br />
breaker panel or main fuse box, or in other parts of<br />
the home, in an emergency shut them off, too.<br />
Shorts can sometimes develop that cause a circuit to<br />
bypass the breaker or fuse.<br />
Write it Down<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>’s meter team suggests posting a full written<br />
list of circuit breaker numbers next to the breaker<br />
panel describing which breaker switches control<br />
which parts of the electrical system. This will help<br />
you or anyone else working on the system focus on<br />
the correct parts of the breaker panel and steer clear<br />
of hot circuits.<br />
At the August 30 board of director’s meeting,<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> President and CEO David Bissell read a letter<br />
from National Rural Utilities <strong>Cooperative</strong> Finance<br />
Corporation (CFC) Education fund regional Vice<br />
President Dan Kessler presenting a grant for<br />
$4,400 to <strong>KIUC</strong>.<br />
“This check will go a long way in promoting the<br />
cooperative business model and the cooperative<br />
principles—and <strong>KIUC</strong> is thrilled to be the<br />
recipient,” Bissell said.<br />
Throughout CFC’s more than 40year history of<br />
service to the coop industry, its focus has always<br />
been on electric coops. The <strong>Cooperative</strong><br />
Education Fund is a part of that tradition. CFC<br />
established the fund in 1981 as a way to support<br />
education, training and information about the<br />
cooperative way to employees and coop<br />
members. Since the programs began, CFC has<br />
donated $7.8 million to statewide associations to<br />
use in member education initiatives.<br />
Since 2002, <strong>KIUC</strong> has received $37,100 from the<br />
program.<br />
How a Home’s Electrical<br />
System Works<br />
Electricity travels across distribution lines to a<br />
transformer. Power then passes from the<br />
transformer through the electric meter. Electricity<br />
enters the home through a circuit panel, which is<br />
wired to handle various loads. This is the main<br />
“onoff” switch to the loads in the house.<br />
When working on any part of your house’s<br />
electrical system, leave a note on the breaker panel<br />
notifying others not to turn on any circuits you have<br />
switched off. This will keep others from accidentally<br />
restoring current to an area of the house while you<br />
are in the process of making electrical repairs.<br />
And always secure the panel! Keep the breaker<br />
panel door closed and secured when it is not being<br />
worked on. Do not let children access the panel. You<br />
can install a lockable panel door if you are concerned<br />
children may be able to open it.<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> Receives Education Grant<br />
OCTOBER 2011 49
Statement of Nondiscrimination<br />
50 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
Kaua`i <strong>Island</strong> <strong>Utility</strong> <strong>Cooperative</strong> is the recipient<br />
of Federal financial assistance from the U.S.<br />
Department of Agriculture. The USDA prohibits<br />
discrimination in all its programs and activities on<br />
the basis of race, color, national origin, age,<br />
disability and, where applicable, sex, marital<br />
status, familial status, parental status, religion,<br />
sexual orientation, genetic information, political<br />
beliefs, reprisal, or because all or part of an<br />
individual’s income is derived from any public<br />
assistance program. (Not all prohibited bases<br />
apply to all programs.) Persons with disabilities<br />
who require alternative means for communication<br />
of program information (Braille, large print,<br />
audiotape, etc.) should contact USDA’s TARGET<br />
Center at (202) 7202600 (voice and TDD). To file a<br />
complaint of discrimination, write to USDA,<br />
Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence<br />
Ave., S.W., Washington, D.C. 202509410, or call<br />
tollfree (866) 6329992 (voice) or (800) 8778339<br />
(TDD) or (866)3778642 (relay voice users). USDA<br />
is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
On July 29, 2011, David Bissell, president and<br />
CEO of Kaua‘i <strong>Island</strong> <strong>Utility</strong> <strong>Cooperative</strong>,<br />
announced the promotion of Michael Yamane to<br />
the role of chief of operations. In this position,<br />
Yamane will be responsible for the areas of<br />
transmission and distribution (T&D), production,<br />
engineering, legislative and regulatory affairs and<br />
safety.<br />
Yamane began his career with the utility in<br />
1989, when he was hired by <strong>KIUC</strong> predecessor,<br />
Kaua‘i Electric as an associate engineer. Most<br />
recently, held the position of engineering<br />
manager. Under his leadership, the coop<br />
reinforced its move toward renewable energy<br />
solutions.<br />
David Bissell president and CEO of Kaua‘i <strong>Island</strong><br />
<strong>Utility</strong> <strong>Cooperative</strong>p, announced the promotion of<br />
Karissa Jonas to the role of financial vice president<br />
and chief financial officer. Jonas began her career<br />
with the utility in 2005, when she was hired as the<br />
coop’s controller.<br />
“I am honored to have been selected for the<br />
CFO position, and look forward to contributing to<br />
the strategic and financial success of <strong>KIUC</strong>,” said<br />
Jonas, whose duties will include overall financial<br />
management of the cooperative, along with<br />
supervision of all accounting, financial and<br />
warehouse personnel.<br />
"Karissa has been a member of our<br />
management team since her arrival at <strong>KIUC</strong>, and<br />
her proven expertise in the fundamentals of utility<br />
accounting, coupled with her expertise in the<br />
management of financial assets and cash<br />
management, makes us certain she is the right<br />
individual to ensure <strong>KIUC</strong>’s continued financial<br />
success,” said Bissell.<br />
“Mike has been an influential<br />
leader of our management team for<br />
several years, and his vision and<br />
execution of progressively increasing<br />
responsibilities in engineering, T&D,<br />
strategic planning and information<br />
technology made this an easy<br />
decision,” said Bissell.<br />
Yamane earned his bachelor’s in<br />
electrical engineering from the<br />
University of Hawai‘i at Manoa and<br />
is a licensed professional engineer.<br />
He resides in Kapa‘a with wife<br />
Valerie and sons Derek and Shawn.<br />
By Anne Barnes<br />
Yamane Named <strong>KIUC</strong>’s New<br />
Chief of Operations<br />
Jonas Named <strong>KIUC</strong>’s<br />
Chief Financial Officer<br />
Jonas began her career at Ernst &<br />
Young LLP as an auditor, where she<br />
earned her certified public<br />
accounting credentials in California in<br />
1992. Her career continued as an<br />
assistant vice president at Foothill<br />
Capital Corporation, a commercial<br />
finance company providing assetbased<br />
lending and money<br />
management services to companies<br />
in financial distress or in highrisk<br />
industries.<br />
After a fiveyear hiatus as a stayathome<br />
mom, she and her family<br />
relocated to Kaua‘i, where she<br />
worked as the controller at Aloha<br />
Lumber Co., before joining the coop.<br />
Jonas earned her bachelor’s in business<br />
administration, with a major in accounting and<br />
finance, from the University of Arizona, where she<br />
graduated summa cum laude in 1989. She resides<br />
in Koloa with her husband Paul, son, Coleman 13,<br />
and daughter Sierra, 11.<br />
OCTOBER 2011 51
Kaua‘i Arbor<br />
Day Event<br />
Saturday, November 5<br />
Kukui Grove<br />
Kaua‘i Arbor Day<br />
Tree Giveaway<br />
52 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
The Kaua‘i Arbor Day Tree Giveaway will take<br />
place Saturday, November 5, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.,<br />
at Kukui Grove in the parking lot behind KMart<br />
(at the Monday Farmer’s Market location).<br />
There will be more than 2,000 free trees at this<br />
year’s giveaway. The focus is on native plants, and<br />
the giveaway will feature a variety of species, such<br />
as a‘ali‘i, koai‘a, koki‘o, loulu, maiapilo, maile,<br />
naio, ‘ōhi`a lehua and pōhinahina.<br />
Other plants to be given away include Hawaiian<br />
‘awa, cacao seedlings, papaya trees, green ti<br />
plants, dwarf plumeria, hala, and pua kenikeni.<br />
There will also be free compost available, as well<br />
as educational giveaways.<br />
This year’s event will feature educational<br />
booths sponsored by many of the island’s local<br />
conservation groups. By “talking story” with these<br />
educators, you can earn stamps that will entitle<br />
you to additional free trees. Be sure to come<br />
early! The event closes when all of the trees have<br />
been given away.<br />
Mahalo to Kaulunani Urban and Community<br />
Forestry Program and the County of Kauaʻi for<br />
making this free event possible. It is locally<br />
coordinated by Garden <strong>Island</strong> Resource<br />
Conservation & Development, Inc., Kaua‘i<br />
Landscaping Industry Council, National Tropical<br />
Botanical Garden, Kaua‘i Invasive Species<br />
Committee, The Kaua‘i Outdoor Circle, and Kaua‘i<br />
Nursery & Landscaping, Alaka‘i Landscaping, the<br />
Grand Hyatt, and Garden <strong>Island</strong> Growers.<br />
For more information please call 821.1490 or<br />
email kgunder@hawaii.edu.
Where Your<br />
Electric Dollar<br />
Goes<br />
Most of the electricity we use on Kaua‘i is<br />
generated by engines and turbines that burn fuel.<br />
Buying that fuel is <strong>KIUC</strong>’s singlelargest expense.<br />
Just like the fuel you buy for your car, the price<br />
of fuel we buy changes every time we buy it. In<br />
fact, it changes so much more often than any of<br />
our other expenses that when the Hawai‘i Public<br />
Utilities Commission set the rates <strong>KIUC</strong> charges for<br />
electricity, it built in a monthly adjustment that<br />
goes up and down with the price we pay for fuel,<br />
for a given efficiency target.<br />
Fuel Costs as of July 2011<br />
Fuel .53<br />
Operations .20<br />
Everything and everyone<br />
working to keep the lights<br />
on.<br />
Your Margins .07<br />
For every $1 you pay, 7¢<br />
goes into your account<br />
Taxes .08<br />
State and county tax<br />
Capital .12<br />
Depreciation & interest<br />
expense<br />
OCTOBER 2011 53
54 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> is looking for members of the coop<br />
as of October 2006. To determine if you are eligible for a<br />
patronage capital refund, refer to the list<br />
of members who have unclaimed<br />
patronage capital funds on the following pages.<br />
We’re Looking For You!<br />
What are Patronage Capital<br />
Refunds?<br />
Patronage capital, also known as capital credits,<br />
comes from the money a cooperative has left after<br />
paying all of its expenses in a given year. At the<br />
end of the year, that money is credited to each<br />
member’s patronage capital account according to<br />
the amount paid for energy used.<br />
You Must Apply for Your Refund!<br />
If your name appears on the list, you must apply<br />
for your refund. Please complete a Request for<br />
Patronage Capital Refund form, and provide a<br />
picture ID as proof the person requesting the<br />
refund is the same person as the person named in<br />
our assignment. There are many ways to apply for<br />
your patronage capital refund:<br />
■ Complete the form at on the next page, and<br />
send it to us with a copy of your picture ID.<br />
■ Download an application at www.kiuc.coop<br />
and mail your completed application to us with<br />
a copy of your picture ID.<br />
■ Email info@kiuc.coop and request that an<br />
application be mailed to you.<br />
■ Call us at 246.4300 and request that we mail<br />
you an application.<br />
Refund checks will be issued and mailed to you<br />
after your information has been researched and<br />
verified. Please allow 45 business days to process<br />
your request. For additional information about<br />
patronage capital, call us at 246.4300 or visit our<br />
website at www.kiuc.coop.
Request for Patronage Capital Refund<br />
Please Print:<br />
Name: _____________________________________________________________<br />
Mailing Address: ____________________________________________________<br />
City: __________________________ State: __________ Zip: _________________<br />
Telephone Number: ( ) ______________________________<br />
Email: ________________________________________________<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong> Account No. _______________________________________<br />
Social Security Number: ______________—_________—_______________<br />
_______________________________________________ ___________________<br />
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ROBINSON, JUSTIN D<br />
ROBLES, B<br />
RODRIGUES, JAMIE<br />
RODRIGUES, JOHN<br />
ROGER, JOSEPH H<br />
ROGERS, KELLI R<br />
ROGERS, KIM<br />
ROGERS, MALIA A K<br />
ROGERS, PAULA J<br />
ROMAN, AUDREE K<br />
ROMUAR, JUNE<br />
ROSA, LEONARD F<br />
ROSIN, AURORA<br />
ROSS, CHARLOTTE<br />
ROSS, THOMAS E<br />
ROZHENKO, ANASTASIYA<br />
RUBIN, DAVID E<br />
RUIZ, FREDRIC<br />
RUIZ, KEITH A<br />
RYAN, LAURA LEANN<br />
RYAN, STEPHEN<br />
RYAN, STEVEN T<br />
RYCEWICZ, ROBERT M<br />
RYER, CHRISTOPHER D<br />
SAEMANN, SANDY<br />
SAGAWA, H<br />
SAGISI, ROGELIO<br />
SAGUCIO JR, AMOR<br />
SAKAI, HARUKO T<br />
SAKODA, STANLEY<br />
SALAZAR, JOANNE<br />
SALIBI, LOUIS K<br />
SALMON, RUSSELL<br />
SALVADOR, MICHELLE<br />
SAME, JOEL D<br />
SAMIO, HENRY<br />
SANDERS, JAMES<br />
SANEHIRA, MELVIN<br />
SANIFILL OF HAWAII<br />
SANTIAGO, EDGARDO<br />
SANTOS, RUBEN K<br />
SARMIENTO, JUANITO<br />
SASAKI, HENRY I<br />
68 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
SATO, KENNETH S<br />
SATZ, GLADYS<br />
SATZ, MARK G<br />
SCHEELE, KIMBERLY S<br />
SCHENCK, CHERYL<br />
SCHRADER, KANALOA A<br />
SCHROEDER, HEIDI H<br />
SCHUCKERT, FRED<br />
SCHULLER, NORMAN<br />
SCOVEL, ALDRENE K<br />
SCOVEL, LEN<br />
SCRIBNER, VERNON JAY<br />
SELMAN, BILLIE G<br />
SEMANA, SUELO L<br />
SERAPIO, FIDEL<br />
SERRATO, JESSE<br />
SERVITO, PHILLIP F<br />
SESSIONS, JASON R<br />
SETTY, BRIAN K<br />
SHAFFER, PATRICIA<br />
SHAFFER, WALTER<br />
SHAMBLEN, ERIC J<br />
SHIGEMATSU, YOSHIKO<br />
SHILLING, JESSE<br />
SHIMABUKURO, STERLYN<br />
SHIMAOKA, DORIS<br />
SHIMIZU, MATTHEW<br />
SHIMIZU, WAYNE<br />
SHINTANI, MERCY H<br />
SHINTANI, YUTAKA<br />
SILVA, BARBARA<br />
SILVA, GERARD C<br />
SILVA, PEARL C<br />
SILVA, STELLA<br />
SIMAO, JOHN<br />
SIMAO, ZADA L<br />
SITZLER, EDWARD<br />
SMITH, ALVIN W<br />
SMITH, DENNIS L<br />
SMITH, EDWIN M<br />
SMITH, GERALD J<br />
SMITH, KEITH M<br />
SNYDER, AMANDA<br />
SONGTREE, RAY B<br />
SOONG & FELDHACKER<br />
SOONG, K O<br />
SOONG, MICHAEL K<br />
SOTO, GARY A<br />
SOUZA, RUBY M<br />
SPERLAK, TIMOTHY M<br />
SPIELMAN, CRAIG A<br />
STALLINGS, THOMAS M<br />
STEPATH, SONRISA A<br />
STEVENS, LEILANI M<br />
STEVENSON, NAOMI<br />
STIGLMEIER, MARK A<br />
STITTSWORTH, LEAH<br />
STONICH, PHILLIP B<br />
STROH, MARK A<br />
STUART, DOUGLAS<br />
STUART, DOUGLAS F<br />
STUART, GABRIELLA<br />
STUDIO 2000<br />
SUETOS, PELAGIA L<br />
SUGUITAN, ESTEBAN<br />
SUMMERS, SUSAN<br />
SURRATT, CAROL<br />
SWANSON, CHRISTINA<br />
SWANSON, WILLIAM<br />
SWIGART, LINDA<br />
TAA, MOANA R<br />
TABALNO, JUSTIN<br />
TABE, VERA C<br />
TAGUMA, GEORGE M<br />
TAI, SUSAN<br />
TAKAMURA, MITSUO<br />
TAKASHIMA, L<br />
TAKATA, MATT H<br />
TAKATSUKI, MASAO<br />
TAKEDA, DAVID M<br />
TALARICO, FREDERICK<br />
TANGONAN, MADELINE<br />
TANIGAWA, ERROL<br />
TANIGAWA, KENT<br />
TANIGUCHI, KAZU<br />
TANIGUCHI, RAYNETTE<br />
TANIHIRO, CHRISTIE M<br />
TANNEHILL, LISLE<br />
TANNER, HOWARD<br />
TASAKA, ALAN<br />
TASHIMA, JOYCE O<br />
TATEISHI, HIROSHI<br />
TAUFATOFUA, SIONE K<br />
TAUKAVE, AISEA<br />
TAYLOFF, JANE M<br />
TAYLOR, THOMAS J<br />
TEEL, JESSICA<br />
THATCHER, STEVE<br />
THAYER, SAMUEL W<br />
THOMAS, ALTEHA A<br />
THOMPSON, RYAN A<br />
THORP, DAVID H<br />
THORRINGTON-SMITH, PETER<br />
THY WORD MINISTRY<br />
TIMME, NATHAN<br />
TJARKS, PAUL D<br />
TOGIOKA, LORRAINE K<br />
TOMACDER, MARIA L<br />
TORCATO, MEIBERS<br />
TORRES, DONALD S<br />
TORRES, SALLY A<br />
TOULON, ALFRED J<br />
TOWLER, MARGARET<br />
TOWNSEND, JONATHAN<br />
TREAS, DAVID HENRY<br />
TREMBLAY, LUC<br />
TRENTON, LINDSAY MICHELLE<br />
TSUKIYAMA, ADRIENNE J<br />
TUMALIP, JOSEPH<br />
TUMBAGA, ROGELIO<br />
TUMPAP, JUANITO R<br />
TUNAC, ROLANDO<br />
TURNER, TRACEY L<br />
TUTOP SR, DANILO R<br />
TYLER, JIMMY<br />
UENO, BRIAN<br />
UENO, SHEILA<br />
URCAVICH, TANYA ANNE<br />
US NAVY<br />
WORNER, SCOTT A<br />
UYEHARA, JOSHUA<br />
WRIGHT, BRIAN J<br />
UYEHARA, MARISA K<br />
WRIGHT, MALYSSA<br />
UYENO, KEITH A<br />
YADAO, BERNARD<br />
UYESONO, AYAKO<br />
YADAO, CONCHITA<br />
UYESONO, MYLES<br />
YADAO, ORLY J<br />
UYESONO, RONALD<br />
YADAO, REUBEN<br />
VALENCIA, TEDDY<br />
YAGIHARA, SCOTT<br />
VALENCIANO, KEVIN GASPAR YAMAMOTO, DEXTER<br />
VALI, CHARLES RICHARD YAMAMOTO, HARRY<br />
VALLE, RAYMOND J<br />
YAMAMOTO, MASAO<br />
VALPOON, S H<br />
YAMASHITA, JOYCE<br />
VAN GIESON, SAM<br />
YANG, LOUISE C<br />
VARGO, JOHN<br />
YARIS, MATILDA<br />
VAZQUEZ, CHARITY A<br />
YASUTAKE, KENNETH<br />
VEA, ANDREW<br />
YATSUOKA, DOROTHY<br />
VEA, CARLINA T<br />
YERON, GLEN<br />
VEA, NORMAN<br />
YOUN, VIVIAN<br />
VELAZQUEZ, ROBIN J<br />
YOUNG, DOREEN<br />
VERIZON WIRELESS<br />
YOUNG, JOHN H<br />
VICENTE, ILIMA<br />
YU, DAVID<br />
VIDOR, ANTONIA<br />
ZAWODNY, JENNIFER A<br />
VIERRA, RUSSELL A<br />
ZEBE, ALAN L<br />
VILLANUEVA, DIONISIA<br />
ZIRZOW, NICHOLE K<br />
VILLANUEVA, JOEBEN<br />
VILLANUEVA, LEONARD<br />
VILUAN, STANLEY 2011<br />
VINES, GENEIL<br />
ABALOS, SHEREEN<br />
VIQUELIA, DELFIN<br />
ABBEN, JULIA O<br />
VIQUELIA, ROBIN J<br />
ABREU, RUSSELL<br />
WACHI, JASON<br />
AGAN, SEAN A<br />
WACHLER, BENJAMIN<br />
AHMADI, RAMTIN<br />
WAGATSUMA, NEAL<br />
AKANA SR, NORMAN K W<br />
WAIALEALE, DANE R<br />
AMAKI, DEANNA<br />
WAIMEA CANYON SNACK SHOP<br />
ANDRADE, RUSTY L<br />
WAIMEA SHINGON<br />
ANIU, MARILYN N<br />
WAKUTA, STUART T<br />
WALKER, LARRY<br />
WALKER, NOEL A<br />
WANDASAN, DAWN E<br />
WARREN, JOHN<br />
WARREN, MICHAEL J<br />
WATANABE, BYRON<br />
ARKLEY, STEVEN<br />
AUSTIN, DEBORAH<br />
BAKER, ONIEL P<br />
BALDWIN, JEREMY R<br />
BALINTONA, INOCENCIA<br />
BALLANTINE, MICHAEL J<br />
WATANABE, DALLAS<br />
BALLEW, DOMONIC JAMES R<br />
WATANABE, KENNETH<br />
BATTY FAMILY TRUST<br />
WATSON, P J<br />
BAUTISTA, FELIPE<br />
WERNER, STEVEN<br />
BEYER, JAMES E<br />
WHATMORE, DAVID B<br />
BONILLA, SOPHIE<br />
WHITE, ALIKA F<br />
BOSWELL, JAMES C<br />
WHITE, WILLIAM J<br />
BOXFORD, TRISTAN M<br />
WICHMAN JR, CHAS<br />
BRADBURN, CAROL J<br />
WILBUR, SONIA<br />
BRADEN, NICHOLAS F<br />
WILLIAMS, KEALII K<br />
BRIMLEY, MICHAEL W<br />
WILLIAMS, ROBERTA<br />
BRISSETT, FILOMENA M<br />
WILLS, MILDRED<br />
BROBYN, RICHARD<br />
WIMMER, CURT L<br />
BROWN, GEORGE ALLEN<br />
WINNINGHAM, JOHNYE<br />
BROWN, MICHAEL<br />
WISER, LANEY C<br />
BROWN, RANDALL S<br />
WOERNER, EUGENE WILLIAM BRUNE, SUSAN<br />
WOLFE, DAVID<br />
BUCK, MICHAEL J<br />
WOLFSHAGEN, RANDY C<br />
BUSH, AMORINA TERES<br />
WONG, MARLA M<br />
BUTAC, GLENA A<br />
WOODS, BRIAN P<br />
WOODWARD, NADINE<br />
CABERTO, JUAN P
CALHOUN, SAMUEL<br />
CALLAHAN, SABRINA<br />
CAMPBELL, DEBORAH A<br />
CANALE, LIDIA<br />
CARLSON, CINDY<br />
CASALE, MELISSA<br />
CHANDLER, ADRIANNE<br />
CIAMPI, STEPHEN<br />
CLARK, ETHEL L<br />
COLE, JEREMY A<br />
COLE, TWANDA MELE<br />
COMBS, SEAN<br />
COOLEY, DAVID<br />
CORNWALL, LOUANNE<br />
CORPUZ, DEBORAH<br />
COTTINGHAM, ROBT<br />
CREMER, RANDALL S<br />
CUNNINGHAM, JILL<br />
DALIGCON, TORY R<br />
DANIEL, DIXIE A<br />
DASALIA, LEONY T<br />
DAUB, LAVAUN B<br />
DELA CRUZ, MATTHEW K<br />
DESAMITO, JUVELYN V<br />
DILLBERG, SUNDEY<br />
DOHERTY, RICHARD P<br />
DOTIMAS, BRANDI M<br />
DUDAS, PAUL R III<br />
DUSENBERRY, DUANNE M<br />
EBAUGH, DAVID R<br />
ELLINGBOE, JOHN SHELDON<br />
ELM, STEPHANIE C<br />
ELMORE, PARKE W<br />
ESPINO, RAMIREZ J<br />
ESPINOZA, HEATHER<br />
FAIETA, BRIGETTE N<br />
FARRELL, SCOTT<br />
FAVALORO, MARCIA<br />
FERNANDEZ, AGUSTINA R<br />
FERRARO, RYAN O<br />
FERRI, RICHARD T<br />
FLINN, KENNY W<br />
FOX, AMBER M<br />
FRIENDS OF BERNARD<br />
CARVALHO<br />
FUJITA, KAWIKA<br />
GABEL, MELVIN L<br />
GABELMAN, MICHAEL<br />
GARCIA, PAUL C<br />
GARI, THOMAS<br />
GARRISON, JAMES E<br />
GEBHARDT, EMILY M<br />
GEORGE JR, DONALD L<br />
GILBERT, CLAIRE E<br />
GILES, JOHN A<br />
GILLIS, NATHAN<br />
GOKAN, HIROKO<br />
GOMEZ, ANASTASIA M<br />
GRAHAM, GARY G<br />
GRAY, CATHERINE J<br />
GREEN, TRISTEN M<br />
GROSSMAN, CINDY<br />
HADA, MITSUJI<br />
HALLISEY, ADAM<br />
HALLQUIST, KENNETH W<br />
HALVERSON, JAMES<br />
HANAPEPE GARDEN GRILL<br />
HANNEMANN COMMITTEE<br />
HASHITATE, JACK<br />
HAYES, TERESA L<br />
HEACOCK, JOSEPH DEAN<br />
HEDDLESTON, LINDSEY L<br />
HELM, JEAN W<br />
HERBOLSHEIMER, REBEKAH L<br />
HESSHEIMER, BEN R<br />
HILGER, NELSON R<br />
HILL, DANIEL L<br />
HO, LILLY LIN HOON<br />
HOLLOWAY, DWIGHT<br />
HOLMGREN, BRITANY LYN<br />
HOLSTEIN, ASTRID<br />
HUGHES, JAMES T<br />
IBIA, WANDA M<br />
JAMES, DANA D<br />
JELTAN, ROLLA<br />
JOHNSON, ERIC A<br />
JOHNSON, KIMBERLY D<br />
JOSEPH A TOKITA REV TRUST<br />
KAAIHUE, JONATHAN WILLIAM K<br />
KALEIOHI, KUUIPO S R<br />
KALEIOHI, SONNY J<br />
KANE, CHANTELLE K<br />
KAOHI, ENOS<br />
KEALE 2ND, MOSES K<br />
KEALE-HO, PARADISE K<br />
KEALOHA, SEAN KEONE<br />
KELEKOMA, ALEXANDER M<br />
KELEKOMA, MARY ANN<br />
KENNEDY, HEIDI J<br />
KENNELLY, BRIAN D<br />
KEPPEL, MICHAEL<br />
KIAHUNA KANAHIKU LLC<br />
KIILAU, LILY K<br />
KILAFWASRU, MIKO S<br />
KINTER, SANDRA<br />
KISHIDA, WESLEY S<br />
KOBAYASHI, CONCHITA<br />
KOGA, SUE<br />
KOKUA CONSTRUCTION<br />
KOUCHI, JOY<br />
KREBS, JENNIFER A<br />
KURASAKI, STEVE<br />
LAGMAY, PACITA M<br />
LANEY, MINDY<br />
LANNING SR, ERROL<br />
LANNING SR, PONO<br />
LINK, BETH H<br />
LINTON, PEARL HM<br />
LINZINMEIR, DAVID<br />
LIQUID DOLLS<br />
LOPEZ, STACY<br />
LUBER, JACK S<br />
LUCAS, PETER<br />
LYONS, LORI JEAN<br />
MACKENZIE, DAVID<br />
MADAMBA, CLARINA<br />
MADDUX, DONNA<br />
MAKA, JACOB K<br />
MARTIN, RICHARD CHARLES<br />
MATANANE, LIANE E<br />
MATSUBA, EDNA Y<br />
MCNELLIS, MICHAEL E<br />
MCPEEK, MITCHELL<br />
MEDEIROS SR, GILBERT L<br />
MEDEIROS, LORRAINE<br />
MEDFOR MANAGEMENT INC<br />
MELANDISH, CHARLES<br />
MEYVN CLOTHING CO<br />
MEZA-GONZALEZ, FRANCISCO<br />
MIKAMI, DOROTHY D<br />
MITCHELL, JOHN A<br />
MIYAKE, MICHAEL T<br />
MOLNICK ALMIDA, DEEDEE<br />
MONES, JIMMY G<br />
MONSANTO AG COMPANY<br />
MORE, CHRISTINA M<br />
MORISHIGE, KIMMIE<br />
MORITZ, JOHN B<br />
MORTON-FURNEAUX, LINDA M<br />
MULLIKIN, AURORA L A<br />
MURPHY, RICHARD<br />
NAKAMATSU, MILES<br />
NAKAMURA, JEAN M<br />
NAKASHIMA, MARJORIE<br />
NEECE, CARY ANN<br />
NEELY, RYAN S<br />
NESS, GEORGE-EDNA<br />
NETTO, JANET V<br />
NICHOLAS, PAUL<br />
NITTA, ISAO<br />
NONAKA, COLLEEN R<br />
NORTHROP GRUMMAN<br />
FINANCIAL<br />
NOWAK, PATRICK E<br />
ODA, HATSUKO<br />
OLIGO, RANDI-LEE N<br />
ONEILL, DAMIAN<br />
ONSAGA, PHILIPEE J<br />
ORTAL, ERLINDA<br />
PAJELA, PETER SR<br />
PALACIO, BENJAMIN K<br />
PALACIO, JANIS NOHEALANI<br />
PALMEIRA, ADELE<br />
PANGYARIHAN, LUCRECIA L<br />
PAPKE, KAPOKA K<br />
PAR 4 DA COURSE INC<br />
PARIKH, RAJASHREE<br />
PEARCE, JOSEPH<br />
PENSCO TRUST COMPANY<br />
PERALTA, ARTURO G<br />
PETERS, DANIEL KALEOLANI<br />
PHILLIPS, LANCE R<br />
PHO VY<br />
PICS INC<br />
PIEPHO, CONNIE K<br />
PIZZETTA EAST<br />
POLINTANG, C<br />
PONO CLEANERS<br />
PUNGAN, ANDRES V<br />
QUINETTE, DOMINIQUE<br />
QUINN, MICHELLE A<br />
RAPOSAS, LIZA N<br />
REMIGIO, EMILIANO J<br />
RICHARD, LIONEL B<br />
RICHARDS, LINDA<br />
RODEN, JESSIE<br />
ROGERS, ROBIN<br />
ROMO, VANESSA A<br />
ROSA, WILLIAM V<br />
ROWDEN, PAUL B<br />
RYAN, DONNA<br />
SAKAHASHI, STAN<br />
SALMERON, EDGAR<br />
SANCHEZ, EDWARD<br />
SANTOS, RUBEN K<br />
SCOVEL, JOE H<br />
SEITER, PAMELA M<br />
SELLNER, JADAH<br />
SHAHEN, PATRICIA<br />
SHELL OIL CO<br />
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS US<br />
SHUMARD, STEPHANIE R<br />
SIAMERICA LTD<br />
SIMON, GAIL<br />
SKAGGS, ROY<br />
SMITH, MATTHEW<br />
SNYDER SR, ROBERT<br />
SOLATRE, SOTERO<br />
SOUZA, MARLYN<br />
SPICUZZA, GAIL J<br />
SQUYRES, RHONDA<br />
ST LAWRENCE, MICHAEL<br />
STEPP, BRADLEY<br />
TAKATA, DORIS<br />
TAMURA, ELAINE<br />
TAYLOR, TERENCE R<br />
TAYLOR, URSULA<br />
THOMAS, BART M<br />
THOMAS, JEFF<br />
THOMPSON, LAURA Y<br />
TILLEY, ALISON<br />
TOMINAGA, GALEN K<br />
TRANILLA, RICHARD JR<br />
TREMBLAY, CAROLINE<br />
TUDISCO, JODI<br />
TULLIS, MICHAEL<br />
TURANSKY, JOSHUA C<br />
UYEHARA, MARISA K<br />
VA PRIMARY CARE<br />
VALMOJA, EMYBEL<br />
VEA, SHARON<br />
VELLA, TRUDY<br />
VERDUSCO, MARY<br />
VOGELGESANG, JACOB<br />
WATANABE, APRIL<br />
WAY, KARI A<br />
WEATHERSBEE, JENNIFER<br />
WESTGATE, LESLIE<br />
WETHERBEE, HOWARD<br />
WETHERINGTON, ANDREW W<br />
WETZEL, ROBERT<br />
WHALE, BRUCE<br />
WICKBOLDT, SUSAN Q<br />
WILLIAMS, LISA LYNN<br />
WIRTZFELD, SILVIA M<br />
WOODWARD, JACKIE WAYNE<br />
YAMANE, JOHN S<br />
YOSHIKO<br />
YOSHIMURA DRS<br />
ZINA, ANDRE<br />
OCTOBER 2011 69
Statement<br />
of Operations<br />
For the period 01/01/2011 – 07/31/2011<br />
70 <strong>KIUC</strong> CURRENTS<br />
By Karissa Jonas, CFO<br />
We are pleased to report that the <strong>KIUC</strong> results<br />
of operations through July 31, 2011, are strong as<br />
the weak economy continues to show measurable<br />
signs of recovery. Electricity usage on the island is<br />
2 percent higher than in the prior year. Regardless<br />
of the improved sales volume, <strong>KIUC</strong> is still doing<br />
everything it can, while maintaining safety and<br />
reliability, to reduce costs in various areas to<br />
operate efficiently and effectively, and continue to<br />
maintain a strong financial position. Revenues,<br />
expenses, and net margins totaled $105.9 million,<br />
$98.6 million, and $7.3 million, respectively, for<br />
the sevenmonth period ending July 31, 2011.<br />
As is the case for all electric utilities, the cost of<br />
power generation is the largest expense, totaling<br />
$64.5 million or 60.9 percent of revenues. Fuel<br />
costs are the largest component of power<br />
generation, totals $56.2 million or 53.0 percent of<br />
revenues, and represents 87.1 percent of the cost<br />
of power generation. The remaining $8.3 million<br />
or 7.9 percent of revenues and 12.9 percent of<br />
the cost of power generation, represents the cost<br />
of operating and maintaining the generating<br />
units.<br />
Percentage of Total Revenue<br />
Taxes<br />
8.4%<br />
Depreciation &<br />
Amortization<br />
7.3%<br />
Administrative &<br />
General<br />
Net of Non-Operating<br />
Margins<br />
6.6%<br />
Marketing &<br />
Communications<br />
0.5%<br />
Interest<br />
4.8%<br />
Member Services<br />
1.8%<br />
Net Margins<br />
6.9%<br />
Transmission & Distribution<br />
Operation & Maintenance<br />
2.8%<br />
Production Operation &<br />
Maintenance<br />
7.9%<br />
Fuel & Purchased<br />
Power Costs<br />
53%<br />
The cost of operating and maintaining the<br />
electric lines totaled $3.0 million or 2.8 percent of<br />
total revenues. The cost of servicing our members<br />
totaled $1.8 million or 1.8 percent of revenues.<br />
The cost of keeping our members informed<br />
totaled $0.6 million or 0.5 percent of revenues.<br />
Administrative and general costs—which include<br />
legislative and regulatory expenses, engineering,<br />
executive, human resources, safety and facilities,<br />
information services, financial and corporate<br />
services, and board of director expenses—totaled<br />
$7.2 million or 6.8 percent of revenues.<br />
Being very capital intensive, depreciation and<br />
amortization of the utility plant costs $7.8 million<br />
or 7.3 percent of revenues. Although not subject<br />
to federal income taxes, state and local taxes<br />
amounted to $8.9 million or 8.4 percent of<br />
revenues. Interest on longterm debt, at a very<br />
favorable sub5percent interest rate, totals $5.1<br />
million or 4.8 percent of revenues. Nonoperating<br />
net margins added $0.3 million to overall net<br />
margins. Revenues less total expenses equal<br />
margins of $7.3 million or 6.9 percent of<br />
revenues. Margins are allocated to consumer<br />
members and paid when appropriate.
Simple<br />
Pleasures<br />
“Everybody chases sunsets…<br />
sometimes it’s just easier<br />
to turn around and look<br />
at the moonrise” Juan Lorenzo<br />
Parting Shot<br />
Congresswoman Mazie Hirono visits the Kapa‘a Solar site with <strong>KIUC</strong> President<br />
and CEO David Bissell, Board Chair Phil Tacbian and Senior Energy Solutions<br />
Engineer Steve Rymsha.<br />
We are always looking for interesting items to feature in SImple Pleasures and Parting Shot. If you have an item to share with<br />
readers, please email currents@kiuc.coop or send it to: <strong>KIUC</strong> Currents, 4463 Pahe‘e Street, Suite 1, Līhu‘e, HI 967662000.<br />
OCTOBER 2011 71
October 2011<br />
Volume 8, Number 5<br />
David Bissell<br />
President and CEO<br />
20112012 <strong>KIUC</strong> Board of Directors<br />
Chairman: Teofilo “Phil” Tacbian<br />
Vice Chairman: Steve M. Rapozo<br />
Treasurer: David Iha<br />
Secretary: <strong>All</strong>an Smith<br />
Board: Carol Bain, Stu Burley, Ben Sullivan,<br />
Jan TenBruggencate, Peter Yukimura<br />
Finance & Audit<br />
Chairman: <strong>All</strong>an Smith<br />
Members: Stu Burley, Jan TenBruggencate,<br />
Peter Yukimura<br />
Government Relations/Legislative Affairs<br />
Chairman: David Iha<br />
Members: Stu Burley, Steve Rapozo, <strong>All</strong>an<br />
Smith<br />
Member Relations<br />
Chairman: Steve Rapozo<br />
Members: Carol Bain, Ben Sullivan,<br />
Jan TenBruggencate<br />
Nominating Committee<br />
Chairman: Peter Yukimura<br />
Policy<br />
Chairman: Peter Yukimura<br />
Members: Carol Bain, Stu Burley, Ben Sullivan<br />
Strategic Planning<br />
Chairman: Ben Sullivan<br />
Members: Carol Bain, David Iha, Jan<br />
TenBruggencate, Peter Yukimura<br />
4463 Pahe‘e Street, Suite 1<br />
Līhu‘e, Hawai‘i 967662000<br />
808.246.4300 ■ www.kiuc.coop<br />
currents@kiuc.coop<br />
HI-130<br />
Powerlines<br />
Providing safe, reliable power is a core mission at<br />
<strong>KIUC</strong>. Everyday our employees work hard to provide<br />
electricity to our island. In this issue of Currents we focus<br />
on how we keep our employees and membership safe. I<br />
encourage you to read about how signs on poles can<br />
have a detrimental effect on utility workers and how<br />
planting a tree in your yard is a potential problem for<br />
your electrical service, if not carefully planned with the<br />
help of the Hawai‘i One Call Center.<br />
September 15 through December 15 marks another SOS season. The SOS team, led by Marie<br />
Morin at the Kaua‘i Humane Society, is working hard on the program. We welcome Marie to<br />
Kaua`i and wish her and her team a successful SOS season.<br />
We are excited about the advances <strong>KIUC</strong> is making in the way of technology. Investing in<br />
smart meters will help us serve you better by improving efficiency, reliability and affordability.<br />
There have been many misconceptions and half truths floating around on the smart meter<br />
issue. To inform and educate our membership, a list of frequently asked questions on smart<br />
meters is included in this issue.<br />
We also are making steady gains in the social media realm. <strong>KIUC</strong>'s Facebook and Twitter<br />
pages work to inform members on what is happening at the coop, provide tips and support<br />
community efforts. We also now maintain a channel on HawaiiStream.com that provides video<br />
of <strong>KIUC</strong> meetings, shares important coop messages and much more.<br />
October is coop month! 2011 marks our ninth year as a coop, and as in every October issue<br />
in the past, we have listed our unclaimed patronage capital list. If your name appears on this list,<br />
please fill out the form on page 55 to claim your money. Patronage capital is one of the benefits<br />
of being a member of the cooperative. Instead of working to make money for stakeholders, we<br />
work for you. And we will continue looking out for the best interest of our membership as we<br />
charge forward into the future.<br />
Mahalo,<br />
David Bissell