Comments on: Solar Cart project powers up renewable energy education /news/2015/07/10/solar-cart-project-powers-up-renewable-energy-education/ News from the University of Hawaii Thu, 12 Aug 2021 02:33:26 +0000 hourly 1 By: ESW in 鶹ýSystem News | ESW @ KCC /news/2015/07/10/solar-cart-project-powers-up-renewable-energy-education/#comment-363850 Sun, 02 Aug 2015 03:40:20 +0000 http://www.hawaii.edu/news/?p=36515#comment-363850 […] View the story: […]

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By: Solar Powered Cell Phone Charging Station Project! | /news/2015/07/10/solar-cart-project-powers-up-renewable-energy-education/#comment-349895 Thu, 16 Jul 2015 03:07:08 +0000 http://www.hawaii.edu/news/?p=36515#comment-349895 […] Check out our first project that made the 鶹ýnews! Full description: ESW Solar Cart […]

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By: TEY KUHAULUA (UʻILANI) /news/2015/07/10/solar-cart-project-powers-up-renewable-energy-education/#comment-347914 Sun, 12 Jul 2015 01:29:30 +0000 http://www.hawaii.edu/news/?p=36515#comment-347914 E HOʻOMAIKAʻI ANA ia ʻoukou!
CONGRATULATIONS YOU GUYS!

This is the step that everyone needs to be taking in the world.

If Every home had something like this, they would be able to survive without generators and other costly things that most of the Kanaka cannot afford in the first place.

I hope that you can make a copywrite or something and sell the plans because I have 38 in my household and have lived through 2 hurricanes struggling with my 7 children now with 18 grandchildren too.

We would surely be able to build one with the diverse talents in our ʻohana because everyone is a “jack of all trades” and a master of none.

I am the first one able to go to college at 50. My two daughter in laws have liberal arts degrees and other than that, we all just have work experience in the real world.

But this project that you folks have created would be just as important as our hulihuli machine, our poi grinder, our pakini, and our toolshed.

Because this would help our ʻohana connect with the modern amenities that we need when there is no other source available.

Hūlō Hūlo Hūlō!

Iesū pū, aloha.

Tūtū Māmā Uʻilani Kūhaulua

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