Kahe Power Plant

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Kahe Point, 3.5 miles N of Kalaeloa, is the seaward end of a mountain spur. A large power plant is prominent on the point. The largest stack is 485 feet high with a strobe light on top. Two short boulder groins extending from the shore protect the intake of the plant’s cooling system. The outfall is about 250 yards offshore with 9 feet of water over it.
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Coordinates:   21°21'20"N   158°7'39"W

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  • Largest electric plant on the island. http://www.heco.com
  • What fuel does this power station burn to generate electricity.
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