January 2012 - Hawaii Star

Hawaiian Air partners with JetBlue for East Coast links

January 23, 2012January 23, 2012 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments airlines, hawaiian, jetblue

Hawaiian Airlines and New York-based JetBlue Airways today announced a partnership agreement that will make it easy for travelers up

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Governor: Invest now for Hawaii’s future

January 23, 2012January 23, 2012 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments abercrombie, governor

There was no way for us to have balanced our budget and achieved todayâ€™s fiscally favorable outlook without the commitment of everyone. To all of you who came to work each day bearing the burden of cuts and slashes to your programs for the past three years; and to those of you who gave up furloughs because of your commitment to serving Hawaiiâ€™s people, I thank you. Mahalo plenty to each and every one of you.

Together, we are moving forward. And moving forward means leaving behind the drama of the recent past.

Business Environment Featured Publicity Technology

Algae demonstration commissioned at West Oahu refinery

January 12, 2012January 12, 2012 Hawaii Star Wire 1 Comment algae, energy, greenenergy, renewableenergy

Kuehnle AgroSystems, a producer of specialized algae strains and bulk concentrated algae designed to meet the diverse needs of the animal nutrition, specialty chemical and biofuels markets, has announced the commissioning of an algae demonstration project at the Chevron Hawaii refinery.

The demonstration project, funded by the Hawaii Renewable Energy Development Venture and the Office of Naval Research, produces algae using recycled CO2 waste streams and wastewater by-product from Chevronâ€™s refinery to cultivate algae in specially designed closed growing systems.

Chevronâ€™s role in this project is to serve as a host site and a source of recycled CO2 and wastewater for KAS to conduct its research.

Events Featured Publicity Technology

City’s first ‘Hackathon’ to build new tools

January 12, 2012January 12, 2012 Hawaii Star Wire 0 Comments

Next Friday and Saturday, a mix of programmers and entrepreneursâ€”partnered with City officials and armed with an ever-broadening array of government dataâ€”will come together to develop computer applications designed to improve the day-to-day lives of Honolulu residents.