"We believe strongly that the renewable energy transformation should benefit everyone and these seven projects will help stabilize customer costs while reducing our reliance on imported fossil fuel and cutting greenhouse gas emissions," said Shelee Kimura, Hawaiian Electric senior vice president of business development and strategic planning, in a news release. A mix of solar companies have agreed to the power purchase agreements with Hawaiian Electric, including AES Distributed Energy of Boulder, Colo.; Innergex Renewable Energy of Canada; 174 Power Global Corp. of Irvine, Calif., an affiliate of Hanwha Group of South Korea; and Clearway Energy Group of San Francisco. While 174 Power Global is planning to build Hoohana, a 52-megawatt solar-plus-storage project on Oahu, Clearway has agreed to build two solar-plus-storage projects: Mililani I Solar at Mililani Agricultural Park and Waiawa Solar Power in Waiawa.