




Hoku's Board of Directors Forms Restructuring Committee
June 15, 2012 17:00 ET
Hoku's Board of Directors Forms Restructuring Committee
Hoku's CEO to Resign and Assume Chairmanship of Restructuring Committee; Hoku Exploring Possible Sale of Hoku Solar
HONOLULU, HI--(Marketwire - Jun 15, 2012) - Hoku Corporation (
"One purpose of the restructuring committee is to ensure independent oversight of the restructuring process," said Scott Paul. "In order to dedicate the proper focus and attention to this responsibility, I have decided to step down as CEO. I have the utmost confidence in Jeremy's ability to lead Hoku."
Hoku Corporation also announced that it is exploring opportunities to sell Hoku Solar, the Company's wholly owned subsidiary that markets and installs turnkey photovoltaic systems and provides related services in Hawaii.
"While we explore this opportunity, Hoku Solar will continue normal operations as a provider of investment-grade PV in Hawaii," said Paul. "Under the continuing leadership of Jerrod Schreck, Hoku Solar remains focused on developing and delivering value-engineered, top-performing solar energy facilities for its commercial, institutional and utility clients. Hoku Solar is actively building several of the largest utility-scale photovoltaic projects in the State of Hawaii, and we believe there is substantial value that could be realized for the benefit of Hoku Corporation's stakeholders."
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