look what happened to the stock of the California electric company when they were blamed for the fires. If you would have bought the shares when it crashed and held for a while you would have sold it for a big profit. HE WILL do the same thing.
First of all, the state already has very expensive utility rates. Fees, fines, legal or litigation expenses are all going to equate to higher rates on consumers.
Also, Whatever Hawaii thinks to do in the weeks and months ahead, hard to imagine they will want to drive their only electric utility into default on half a billion dollars in debt owed to the state. $Hawaiian(HE)$
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