Hawaii Water Service secures Kapalua rate increase adding about $1.94 million in annual revenue
Bitget2026/10/15 20:17- Hawaii Water Service, a California Water Service Group subsidiary, will gain about $1.94 million in annual revenue under a regulatory settlement.
- The Hawaii Public Utilities Commission decision includes nearly $1.47 million for Kapalua’s water system and more than $469,000 for wastewater.
- The settlement recognizes $5.86 million in capital improvements to enhance water quality, system reliability and sustainability.
- Higher operating expenses include about $1.7 million annually for purchased water, with those costs passed directly to customers.
- New rates take effect in October 2026, marking Kapalua’s first general rate increase since Hawaii Water acquired the systems in 2021.
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