Infrastructure Development for Dry Dock 5 at Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) is advancing the electrical infrastructure for Dry Dock 5, a critical element for future naval operations at Pearl Harbor. The project, managed by NAVFAC PAC PW and OICC PHNSY, includes the Waimomi Substation and Makalapa electrical circuit, enhancing energy security and operational readiness for the Navy.
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Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) is executing a key project to enhance electrical infrastructure for Dry Dock 5 at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, overseen by NAVFAC PAC PW and OICC PHNSY. The project includes the completed Waimomi Substation and the Makalapa electrical circuit, which connects Hickam and Waimomi substations through overhead and underground electrical lines.
OICC PHNSY coordinates various stakeholders to manage construction impacts on the JBPHH community. The Waimomi Substation, named to reflect local history, represents a significant milestone achieved on June 12. Ongoing work will extend utility poles and underground cables to further support the P-209 project, ensuring essential power for future naval operations.
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