Hawaii, known for its stunning landscapes, is now focusing on harnessing geothermal power for renewable energy generation on Maui. The Hawaii State Energy Office is interested in a geothermal exploration project on the Ulupalakua Ranch area in Maui to evaluate the potential of geothermal energy. The project, still in its early stages, aims to establish a geothermal plant with a capacity between five and 50 MW. By utilizing geothermal energy along with solar and wind power, Hawaii seeks to achieve its goal of sourcing all energy from renewable sources by 2045. The project involves geological surveys, temperature gradient drilling, and geophysical studies to map potential geothermal reservoirs. Recent advancements in geothermal technology like Enhanced Geothermal Systems and Smart Drilling Technologies are expected to enhance the project's efficiency and sustainability. While the project signifies a positive trend towards renewable energy diversification, it has raised concerns among the population regarding environmental preservation and the protection of natural spaces.