Nov. 7 at 9:12 PM
$HE "Our core operations performed well in the third quarter, with the utility operating efficiently while continuing to advance the safety and resiliency measures outlined in our comprehensive Wildfire Safety Strategy. In September, we expanded our credit facility capacity to
$600 million from
$375 million, and successfully completed our first significant issuance of Hawaiian Electric debt since the Maui wildfires. The approximately
$500 million in debt issuance proceeds, as well as the additional credit facility capacity, enhance liquidity and add financial flexibility, supporting investments in generation, safety, reliability and resilience across the islands we serve. Lastly, the Maui wildfire tort litigation settlement continues to advance, with a hearing on final court approval for the class settlement in the coming months. Our base case still assumes that our first settlement payment will occur no earlier than the first quarter of 2026," said Scott Seu, HEI president and CEO.
