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As president and chief executive officer of Hawaiʻi Gas since May 2013, Alicia Moy leads the company in its work to support the positive transformation of Hawaiʻi’s energy landscape and achievement of the state’s climate goals. Under her leadership, the company is keenly focused on lowering the state’s high cost of energy for customers, providing diverse and resilient clean energy solutions, and developing renewable gas projects that are among the best in the nation.

During her tenure, Alicia and her team have pushed forward several innovative and cutting-edge projects that are changing the energy landscape in Hawaii. In 2016, Hawaiʻi Gas established Waihonu Solar Farm, the largest active solar farm on Oahu at the time of its dedication. The project generates a total of 6.5 MW or enough energy to power 1,000 homes. Understanding that diverse energy options are important to the landscape of the state, Hawaiʻi Gas also created the state’s first renewable natural gas project in partnership with the City & County of Honolulu at the Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant. Since the launch in 2018, this award-winning project produces up to 800,000 therms per year, thus eliminating the energy equivalent of 15,000 barrels of oil or the emissions that 400 vehicles would release in a year. Hawaiʻi Gas is actively engaged in expanding its renewable gas portfolio, while also exploring future energy solutions, such as hydrogen, a zero-carbon emission fuel, to meet the state’s carbon neutrality goals.

Prior to joining Hawaiʻi Gas, Alicia was senior vice president at Macquarie. At Macquarie, Alicia oversaw corporate strategy, strategic planning, funding and management of several Macquarie-managed utility companies, including Hawaiʻi Gas.

Alicia has served as a member of the Hawaiʻi Gas board of directors since 2011. She also serves on the boards of Bank of Hawaii, and the Western Energy Institute, and is a trustee of the Nature Conservancy of Hawaiʻi. Additionally, Alicia is an Omidyar Fellow and sits on the advisory board for Women in Renewable Energy. Her professional affiliations include Women Corporate Directors, the Hawaii Military Affairs Council, Hawaii Business Roundtable and the Young President’s Organization.

Alicia holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and marketing from the University of Miami and a master’s degree in finance from INSEAD. Alicia’s expertise in utility and energy has given her a unique and holistic perspective on the integrated nature of Hawaiʻi’s energy ecosystem and how it is transforming to meet the state’s renewable and carbon neutrality goals.