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Hawaiian Electric is the utility that powers most of Hawaii's islands, plus a local bank, making it the state's electricity and banking backbone.
Money comes from regulated electricity sales (USD 3.09B revenue in 2025) and banking loans; net margin is thin at 4.09% annually, with utility earnings recurring but modest.
As Hawaii's main regulated utility, customers can't switch providers, and NextEra Energy's takeover failed, but wildfire liabilities and state scrutiny weaken its position.
