Hawaiian Airlines joined Carbon Lighthouse to co-pilot a clean energy project in Honolulu.

Using Carbon Lighthouse’s unique, data-driven process called Efficiency Production, Hawaiian Airlines plans to deploy dozens of data-collecting sensors throughout Hawaiian Airlines’ Airport Center building. Data collected focuses on air and water temperature, HVAC flow rates, lighting, occupancy and more. Combining the collected data with data on utility, weather and other factors, Carbon Lighthouse makes financially beneficial and eco-friendly recommendations for the building

“As one of Hawai’i’s most influential brands, Hawaiian Airlines is uniquely positioned to lead on value-driven carbon elimination,” said Brenden Millstein, CEO and co-founder, Carbon Lighthouse. “We are honored to work with them to help tap the efficiency reserves hidden within Airport Center by turning energy waste into guaranteed financial and environmental value. This will advance our shared goal of building a strong and sustainable local community in the islands for generations to come.”

“As Hawaii’s airline, we are headquartered in one of the most beautiful places on the planet, and so we are mindful of the impact that both our flying and ground operations have on the environment,’’ added Mark Berg, managing director of corporate real estate, Hawaiian Airlines. “We are always looking for ways to minimize our carbon footprint, and we anticipate the Carbon Lighthouse pilot will provide us with an opportunity to contribute even further to a more sustainable Hawai’i.”