hawaiian electric
Content Overview
A collection of animated videos created for Hawaiian Electric to make customer programs, safety information, and energy topics easier to understand.
Project Type
Professional Work
Contributions
Scriptwriting
Visual Development
Storyboarding
Illustration
Motion Design
Video Editing
Timeline
Ongoing
Tools
Adobe Illustrator
After Effects
Premiere Pro
What is the Advanced Grid?
Introduces Hawaiian Electric’s advanced grid and shows how two-way communication, smart meters, and sensors help integrate renewable energy, manage demand, and restore service faster.
Planting the Right Tree in the Right Place
Explains how strategically planted trees can shade homes, reduce cooling costs, and support a healthier environment. It also covers safe distances from power lines, underground utility precautions, and proper planting techniques.
How to Use Hawaiian Electric’s Fast Chargers
A four-step guide to using Hawaiian Electric’s public fast-charging stations, from selecting a payment method and connector to safely ending a charging session.
Beat the Peak: Save Energy During Evening Hours
Encourages customers to shift energy-intensive activities away from the evening peak period of 5 to 9 p.m. Video offers practical suggestions for cooling, cooking, laundry, dishwashing, hot-water use, and electric-vehicle charging.
How to Spot a Utility Scam
Helps customers identify common warning signs of utility scams, including urgent shutoff threats, spoofed caller IDs, requests for personal information, and suspicious payment methods.
Energy-Saving Tips for Condos and Apartments
Shares five practical ways condo and apartment residents can reduce energy use without making major changes to their homes. Tips include improving cooling efficiency, using natural airflow, switching to LEDs, reducing phantom energy, and choosing efficient appliances.
Eight Ways to Save Energy at Home
Presents eight accessible ways to reduce everyday electricity use, including adjusting device settings, using natural light and airflow, eliminating phantom power, and switching to efficient lighting.
Why Electric Bills Are Higher in Summer?
Outlines why electric bills often increase during the summer, even when customers feel their routines have not changed. It connects higher bills to increased cooling, appliance use, household activity, hot-water consumption, and fuel costs.
Water Heating Rebates
Explains how switching to a heat pump or solar water heater can reduce household energy costs.
What Is the ʻOhana Energy Gift Program?
The ʻOhana Energy Gift Program allows people to contribute directly toward another customer’s electric bill. It also explains how donations without a designated recipient can support local individuals and families in need.
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